Neon Exploding Bread

The game is fun and considering 3 bucks is like half a sandwich nowadays, I would at least recommend getting this game. Despite clearly needing some work, it has a vast library of songs to play on which could keep you occupied for hours on end. Combining both Osu! and Beat Saber, it's really a test of fast reflexes and good aim while removing the need to constantly click. You kinda just slice through them 2D style, or at least I hoped I could. That's my biggest problem with this game. The 2D aspect removes all depth and makes it practically impossible at times which note comes first (if not at the same time if that's even possible). They're flat images, nothing is behind them, so seeing 3 notes come at the same time which you're supposed to slice all at once in Beat Saber becomes (nearly) impossible in this game. Some other downsides are the simplistic UI design, the lack of gimmicks, and how you can't remove songs (at least I didn't find out how to). For 3 bucks I wouldn't really let these minor issues affect your opinion too much, but it is something the developer should probably improve on. It's still very fun to play, but it really needs some more appeal.

This game takes inspiration from games like Beat Saber and Osu. There's definitely a great game in here! But as it stands now, it's lacking some very much needed features: - Ability to sort and filter the song browser list - Ability to sort and filter the downloaded songs - Ability to change the playing area (lots of screen space goes unused now) - R to quick restart the game - Seeing some indication of timing: how much of the song is left? - Some form of performance indication in the same vein as Osu (Super, Awesome, Fair, Good,...) - Ability to adjust penalty intensities such as lowered score meter or duration of screen wobble effect when hitting a red wall - Removing the extra console when booting up the game - Ability to increase the UI size for larger screens - Pen support Will add more when I play some more. Definitely give this game a try if you're into rhythm games. Keep up the good work!