Arcaea

Absolute a great game, requires you to get used to the play field at first but you get used to it once. Works perfectly although at first It'd be hard to get songs. Well after some progress you'll be able to play normally. Overall it's a 10/10

Very fun rhythm game. Compared to others, there is fun and unique gameplay. The combination of basic 4 note gameplay into 3D space, as well as SDVX-like hold objects, creates challenging yet enjoyable levels. Difficulty is spread out nicely, with songs for every level of experience in the game. My only slight problem with Arcaea is that there is not much harder content available in the free levels; however, I did not mind paying for different song packs. Overall, Arcaea has had me playing for at least 2 years now, and I would highly recommend it to people with any experience in rhythm games as a whole.

Really wanted to vote for Phigros, but oh well, poor pigeons didn't make it into voting :( Well, Arcaea is also really good, so I guess it's actually good that Phigros didn't make it or I would've had a hard time to choose (^^")

As most people who have played this at one point would know, Arcaea is heavily based on accuracy. There’s no combo multiplier or any modifiers; it’s just purely accuracy based scores. Although the majority of the game can only be accessed with the power of money, the game is fun to play for people who likes to play rhythm games like me. The song selection is pretty nice, a variety of music genres and artists, along with a main story that hasn’t been updated since 2020 lmao.

One of my favorite rhythm games. I've been a player since release and seeing how it transformed to what it is now is just simply amazing. Music selection are total bangers and charts have uniqueness from one another... Well until recently, that is. I've noticed this trend of charts looking awfully similar with one another and are just plain spam of notes. I loved arcaea due to its use of traces in presenting visuals following the music and other gimmicks. Older high-difficulty charts have this distinction before but the recent charts are starting to look very plain. Like Lightning Screw or Medusa. It gives off the feeling they're running out of ideas and that's understandable.

Charting is great, story is intriguing, game is hard af, music is great, you can feel the flow, you get better very fast but you hit the skill wall very fast as well which is actually not annoying at all becouse you need to try very hard to progress and rhythm games are meant to be hard af... Overall 5/5

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The best story in the world with a rythem game attached!? 11/10 will play forever

great songs great gameplay

nothing to say more music 9/10 story 8/10