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About This Game Rhythm Destruction is a rhythm & shoot'em up that aims to combine the best of both genres. Blast and maneuver your way through perilous stages filled with numerous enemies, obstacles and unique boss encounters. Enemies and objects in Rhythm Destruction are destroyed via timed key presses that go along with the beat of the music. The hand crafted stages are filled with many obstacles, traps, and plenty of bullets that make for unrelenting action. Each stage also includes a unique boss encounter that will put all of your skills to the test.10 challenging and diverse stagesPumping soundtrack provided by 'Oscillator X' and othersXbox & Playstation Controller Support First DLC Pack available now!Challenging Gameplay, with a Casual Mode toggle for beginnersNotice: As of March 14, 2018, online features & leaderboards are no longer available. 6d5b4406ea Title: Rhythm DestructionGenre: Action, Casual, IndieDeveloper:Curious Panda GamesPublisher:Curious Panda GamesRelease Date: 16 Jun, 2014 Rhythm Destruction Free Download Game Hacked rhythm of destruction beats of rage remix 2. rhythm destruction. rhythm of destruction street fighter ed psp. rhythm of the destruction of sennacherib. rhythm of destruction openbor. rhythm of destruction. rhythm of destruction street fighter ed. symphony of destruction rhythm tab. words that rhyme with destruction. rhythm of destruction 2 street fighter edition. rhythm of destruction doctor who I do reccomend this game even though most negative reviews are about the multitaaking part. It's a pretty good mash-up between a bullet hell and rhythm game. The most difficult part is the fact that you have to dodge bullets while hitting buttons at the right time in the right order which presents a new challenge to might be considering buying this game. It does have some cons, but they are not too bad even though I run this game at 12 fps (I use a potato-powered toaster). Therefore, i do reccomend this game, and a 7\/10 score.On the bright side, effort was actually put in to this.. At first, it sounds like a great mix. The only thing is, the execution, or simply the idea doesn't hold well. I'm a huge fan of rhythm games, and I really like SHMUPs. This game only take the basic of each one without incorporating them seamlessly. It could have been done in a better way, too.It just doesn't hold well together.. Ridiculously fun. 1 part Gradius, 1 part Frequency. I really liked that the beats correspond to the action on the screen and it wasn't just follow the arrows with no real goal other than the end of the song. Fun for scroller fans and beat junkies alike.. Ehh, I just can't play this game. Normal difficulty scales up too fast and has way too much focus on the shmup elements (which is something I'm always awful at) and is far too unforgiving with only 4 lives and no way to gain lives back. Casual is pointless because the actual difficulty of the level is scaled down; it'd be helpful if it was just infinite lives, but nope. Some notes are also off the beat and the timing for the perfect hit is pretty strict too so. Not necessarily a bad game, just one that I can't find any enjoyment from. Retro\/Grade got everything right where this one gets it wrong (good balance between rhythm\/shmup, forgiving without being easy, tons of levels of difficulty, perfectly synced music guaranteed). Not that it's perfect either but this just isn't something I have interest in investing any more time in... meh. Really wanted to like this one, too, but it's just not for me.. Ehh, I just can't play this game. Normal difficulty scales up too fast and has way too much focus on the shmup elements (which is something I'm always awful at) and is far too unforgiving with only 4 lives and no way to gain lives back. Casual is pointless because the actual difficulty of the level is scaled down; it'd be helpful if it was just infinite lives, but nope. Some notes are also off the beat and the timing for the perfect hit is pretty strict too so. Not necessarily a bad game, just one that I can't find any enjoyment from. Retro\/Grade got everything right where this one gets it wrong (good balance between rhythm\/shmup, forgiving without being easy, tons of levels of difficulty, perfectly synced music guaranteed). Not that it's perfect either but this just isn't something I have interest in investing any more time in... meh. Really wanted to like this one, too, but it's just not for me.. If you don't want to read this you can listen to me blubber through and show you the game here http:\/\/youtu.be\/aY4E6blpkaMWhen you play it you might notice theres no main menu music. Kind of weird for a game about music, right? Theres music in the stage menu though.The graphics and models are pretty basic. I had to restart the second level to make sure i wasn\u2019t doing the mission again because they looked the same. But later levels seemed to have a bit more varietyThere was a tutorial. But the game crashed and I couldn\u2019t find it again. So I had to figure out the game myself. Which was a little trickyAnyway, the game has stages. And it turns out that you fire your weapons at targets by pressing the arrow keys or equivalent at the right time. Doing so in time to the music and being closer to the enemies or something like that scores more points. The game seems to tell you when that right time is by using shrinking green circles around targets. At the same time you need to navigate through obstacles and avoid enemy fire and or crashing into other ships. You won\u2019t feel a connection between the action in the music at first. But this changes as the maneuvers get more complex in later levels. Also you don\u2019t seem to be able to pause the game\fInitially you are prompted to select a controller input when you first start the game. Gamepad and mouse are options. I chose keyboard. I couldn\u2019t find the options to change to another input later though. Theres a resolution option. But you can\u2019t actually change the resolution. Aspect ration is in it's place for some reason.Theres not really a lot of sound in game. Which can feel a bit wierd. But each stage has different music. What can I say about about the music? It\u2019s not really the type really I would usually listen to. However you might like it.In the third mission I was killed by the boss and failed the mission. The boss then exploded and I got a five star rating. Not sure how that works. The game records high scores. And there are leaderboards for each stage.I played for almost an hour and got up to like the 4th level. The games is fun Not in the same was as my old favourite from the 90\u2019s Tyrian. But it feels a lot more fresh. Right now I would choose it over the recent humans must die. But I just feel that the gameplay will probably become increasingly sadomasochistic. I could probably squeeze a few hours more out of it at least.It was worth the $4.5 that I payed for it.Click here for more let\u2019s play videos =). This game looks & sounds easy but its so hard, BUT, its so fun. Its very catchy and addicting. Its one of those games where you can both immerse yourself in it and also go mindlessly at it and just sit back and relax. Id recommend this to anyone. Its fun but challenging.. Needs a resolution option.. The "rhythm" is virtually non-existant, they even shows you some of the glitches in the tutorial (tiny hitbox, etc.) I highly recommend you ignore this game, move on, and save yourself an hour of your life