Patrik Pajer During gameplay, most rhythm games compete with each other as to which one will present the most mind-blowing (or rather finger-breaking) mechanics that can confuse seasoned fans of the genre. Fortunately, there are also such projects that do not play on the new Dance Dance Revolution, and offer players a simple rhythmic experience in a pleasant packaging. One of them is the recently discounted Muse Dash from the Peropero studio.
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In the skin of animated heroines who seem to have fallen out of Japanese anime, you will fight your way through more than eighty different levels. Each of them represents a unique song. The creators of the game chose from a large number of different genres, so almost everyone will find a favorite song in Muse Dash. But what sets the game apart from the competition is not the nice visuals and a large selection of music, but above all the simple gameplay that does not intimidate newcomers to the genre.
In each of the levels, you work with only two rows of enemies and the corresponding two buttons. After pressing the button, your heroine will always strike in one of the rows. You have to precisely time the beats to the rhythm of the music, in addition, there are also cases when you have to hold the buttons for some time. However, Muse Dash will not put anything more complicated in front of you. So, if you want to try some rhythm games, but have been intimidated by their seeming inaccessibility, Muse Dash is definitely an ideal choice.
- Developer: Peropero
- Čeština: Not
- Price: 1,04 €
- Platform: macOS, Windows, Nintendo Switch, iOS, Android
- Minimum requirements for macOS: operating system MacOS 10.7 or later, dual-core processor, 2 GB of RAM, graphics card with support for DirectX 9 technology, 2 GB of free disk space
