Dead as Disco

This game is amazing especially if you like listening to music while playing a fighting game.

Its fun

adsolute disco

its a great game to listen to your favorite game while fighting

Awesome idea and what's there is pretty decent. Unfortunately, there just isn't enough content at the moment - sure, it's early access and some stages are unfinished, but each stage present lasts maybe 30 minutes. While the voice actors and songs are great, at the moment it's more of a vertical slice than an actual game and it's just hard to tell if it'll be any good. The stages are disjointed and there isn't much of a story at the moment due to missing cutscenes and lines. I can see it going in 2 ways - they go in a more "traditional" direction with the stages having more levels for better pacing and build-up to the boss fights, or they keep the current format and it'll be all about replaying the same 6 stages over and over. The former would be awesome, the latter is boring to me. Finally, what's there is nice and fun, but the mechanics don't rise above Arkham City (though there are a few really cool ideas, enemies and powers), so even if you're really into the premise and presentation (which I am), it still doesn't hit the mark yet. With that said, I'm pretty hopeful and definitely enjoyed my time with it overall, I just can't recommend it in its current state.

groovy

An absolutely wonderful game, with so much love and thought from the devs at Brain Jar. There is a lot of work gone into this which surprises me because it already is very fleshed out but there is more to be desired with some difficulty options and stor A wonderful successor to games like Hi-Fi Rush and more, this is the kind of game that makes it worth it.