4.6 




GET THE PC VERSION IF YOU CAN. this is a very neat port but custom levels are way more fun. I think tech and the traditional custom levels would be a great final addition to this tho. still really worth it tho especially since the PC version is way more. btw you can play it go and I think it plays the same as lenient mode on the PC version.





There's not much of a reason for me to not give this game 5 stars. It's fun, challenging, basically exactly what I expected going into it. Though I'd say it does somewhat lack content considering it costs money, but I get that on the mobile version, there are some limitations when compared to what's possible on the steam version. Either way, to me this game has earned itself a solid 5 stars.





I have completed the entire game (even the DLC), all I can say is that I am more than satisfied! I play this game whenever I can. The levels and music that are introduced in the game are unique, and there is a good challenge for each level. The tutorial stages before the actual level are great for preparing yourself, and the speed trial feature adds an extra challenge for people who have completed the whole game and/or want to challenge themselves. You need this game. (More DLC, pls?)





Love the game. It's really fun yet challenging. The about section says to rely more on your ears than eyes, however, after playing GD, where there timing doesn't always match the song, I have found it easier to rely on my eyes more than my ears. Plus, you don't always know what the song is going to do next, but you can figure out the timing by looking.





This game has taken two spinning balls and somehow made it into a simple to learn, but also super complex game! Tapping to the melody of the songs, carefully pick your way through a potential minefield of your own mistakes, or tap fast and throw caution to the winds, trusting your fingers to keep tapping to the beat! This game also really helps you learn new styles of rhythms that you may not have been exposed to. I think I may check the Steam version out soon, for its custom songs.
Review Source: Google Play store public user reviews.
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