Dead as Disco

Genuinely one of the coolest games ever. It has insanely good art design and hits that sweet spot of being simple to pick up, yet increasingly challenging the deeper you get—all without losing its fast, fun pace. The fact that you can also add your own custom soundtrack just gives it a ton of replayability. 10/10 for me.

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the amount of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ they put in the game makes it unenjoyable just buy sifu

Wow. Cool game. i think i gonna play a lil bit more of it

Such a great game! The boss fights and combat are simple and fun yet there is still enough there to test your skill. All of the music is great. Hemlok is a great first boss. I can not wait for more bosses and music! 5 Stars!

本来好好的游戏，请不要瞎改，奇点浮空砍了没啥怎么清理杂兵，本来就要赶时间，你这搞得查理跟白板一样，还玩啥希望赶紧把奇点改回去，要不你加点能替代奇点的，

love the on beat combat love the arkham style

coppied from a previous review because it hit the nail on the head to how I felt. I was waiting and waiting for the rhythm part of the game to kick in but it never came! THE RHYTHM NEVER CAME!!! I was very surprised to learn that there is no possible executable syncopative maneuvers you can do in this game. The engine just does not allow for attacking on the upbeat. Sorry any Jazz at all. Sorry Reggae and tons of other genres. If I had known this up front, I wouldnt have wasted my time. Maybe you won't waste yours now. From JawnHenry This isn't a rhythm game—it's a series of semi-automatic quick-time events. If you want a game that actually rewards timing and musical skill, play Bits & Bops, Rhythm Heaven, or even Gitaroo Man. Those games make you feel connected to the music. Here, the flashy visuals do most of the heavy lifting, while the gameplay never delivers the depth or precision you'd expect from the genre.

[h2] Too expensive for too little content [/h2] It has fantastic art direction and a solid soundtrack, but almost everything else feels severely underdeveloped. There are like 3 enemy types, all with completely brain-dead AI. The 3 bosses are the same, each relying on basically 2 attack patterns with extremely generous parry timings and dodge windows. To compensate for the lack of difficulty, they are given enormous health pools, making the fights easy but incredibly tedious. I concede that the animations are crisp and the combat feels punchy for all of 2 hours it would take to finish this game. Asking 20 bucks in this economy for this little content is a joke. Perhaps after a year of updates, with significantly more content and a steep discount, it might be worth recommending. For anyone looking for a 3D brawler, just play Sifu. It is better in every respect except for maybe the art style.