There's one with Groove Coaster, adding not only songs from it but also the character Yume.

Or rather, it is the lane whose button you need to press, as exemplified by the barriers that can only be dodged by moving to the other lane.

Color-Coded for Your Convenience: Anything that goes on the bottom lane is pink, anything on the top lane is blue.

Some bosses also have finishers that work the same way.

Button Mashing: The 'punching bag' enemies give you a set amount of time to mash buttons as many times as possible for bonus points.

For example, putting Marija in the Maid outfit turns her into a Reluctant Fanservice Girl who asks her 'master' to be a little more 'gentlemanly' to her, while putting her in the Girl In Black outfit cranks her dominatrix elements up to eleven.

Becoming the Costume: Many characters take on different voiced lines when you put on their alternate outfits.

However, its release on the Steam Deck, which has a touch screen, gave some of its relevance back.

These messages remain in the Steam version, where they won't make sense if playing on PC. The Artifact: Some of the loading screen messages suggest that you tap the screen with more fingers to hit faster chains, or rotate your device for a different experience.

The gameplay takes place in a side-scrolling perspective, with your character running along and hitting enemies in time to the music attacking enemies is done by pressing buttons corresponding to the ground or the air.Ĭompare Taiko no Tatsujin, another horizontal-scrolling rhythm game.

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