Dazzling mix of shoot-em-up and rhythm action, Fun to play with or without a plastic axe, Eyeball-searing graphics and thumping soundtrack
Only ten stages in the main campaign, No songs that you'll already know
The most exciting original game to grace PSN in ages, and a must-buy for fans of old-school shoot-em-ups or music games. It's not the biggest of deepest action games out there, but it's full of smart ideas and ingeniously put together, while it looks and ...
Electronic music you can bob your head to, Unique take on the rhythm game formula, Plenty of challenge levels can keep you busy for awhile
Too few songs, Visuals can be distracting
Retro/Grade succeeds at bringing a fresh take to the rhythm genre and filling it with sensory pleasures, but a lack of music means it outstays its welcome sooner rather than later.
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Electronic music you can bob your head to, Unique take on the rhythm game formula, Plenty of challenge levels can keep you busy for awhile
Too few songs, Visuals can be distracting
Retro/Grade succeeds at bringing a fresh take to the rhythm genre and filling it with sensory pleasures, but a lack of music means it outstays its welcome sooner rather than later....
