Wiseman: No More Breakups

Wiseman: No More Breakups is a game that utterly oozes with style, putting Persona 5 and Scott Pilgrim into a blender with just a dash of No More Heroes to create a fun yet fairly challenging rhythm game. The art style and soundtrack are really good and help give the game a sense of identity - my personal favourite song was Rozzie Mcbestie. The story is straight-forward while still having a solid emotional core even with its short runtime and the bosses have different gameplay mechanics to keep things fresh - the best part to me is you can fight the bosses in whatever order your heart desires. I used that flexibility to fight the hardest boss first - that way if I lost it wouldn't feel like I just wasted my time fighting the other bosses. I'm personally not a huge fan of the mechanics of that hardest boss, finding it to be a bit tedious, but I'm also pretty new to the genre so this is probably just a skill issue. Also in the category of "I don't usually play rhythm games so I'm not sure if this is typical for the genre or not" there's no pause button - which now that I think about it, yeah that makes sense. I wouldn't be mentioning it if not for me failing my first run of this game because I went to pause (not knowing it wasn't an option) and accidentally pressed the give up button (which you're not told about - which annoyed me a little bit, I'm not gonna lie I had to restart the whole game :/). But honestly? This game is fun and it's only like $2. Go play it, it's good.