Pastel☆Parade

I'm going to say this before anything else: this game is light on content and the playtime runs about an hour or so. Some mini games also get re-used in other areas, so don't always expect a new mini game each level. Re-use of games, on top of the game just being short in general, may make it feel like you don't get enough out of the game for what you spend. So fair warning on that. I'm going to put aside the platinum medals. Going for those will definitely increase the runtime of the game, so if you like that kind of thing you can get more time out of the game! I personally have a lot of fun grabbing them. But I recommend it anyways. What is actually here is very well done and feels extremely polished. If you put this in front of me and said a large company worked on this instead of a small dev group, (setting aside game length) I would believe you. There's so much attention to detail in the art, the music works wonderfully with the gameplay, and the games themselves are fun (if a b...

This is a super cute but short adventure about a quartet of friends exploring the world... and beyond! It's very much a Rhythm Heaven-like, and it's a very solid one at that! It doesn't have any particular revolutionary rhythm minigames, but the ones that are present are very well executed. Some of them are HARD! The story is fun but kinda nonsensical - but if like cute characters and especially cute character designs of all types then you'll be very pleasantly surprised! I really wish there was more lore in the game about characters, lore, environments - pretty much EVERYTHING cause I'd love to get immersed in it. Overall - a solid short experience! Would love to see more of this!

recommend to every rhythm heaven or rhythm games fan, the art and visuals are also really cute and the music is really nice

As somebody who has played a lot of rhythm-heaven-like games before, this one is very solid! The mini games are fun and satisfying, the charting is overall quite good, and the aesthetics are quite cute. I think I'm not the right demographic for the story, it didn't do much for me, but I think a lot of people would find it fun. My biggest complaint overall is the lack of (what rhythm heaven calls) remixes. Part of the fun of rhythm-heaven-like games is you learn a vocabulary of cues in each mini game, and then get to apply what you learned by putting them all together. This game feels like it's sorely missing that. The individual games are fun, but it feels like nothing really ties them together. Still definitely worth playing though, but if you're a rhythm heaven fan, you will really feel the absence of this. Another small complaint is that on a few songs the sound design let down the mini game. For instance, on the first submarine game. The track for that game had little percussion...

Rhythm Tengoku/Heaven/Paradise style gameplay with Puyo Puyo style visuals and story. A highly enjoyable game that excels in its simplicity.

It's a cute but very content light and somewhat poorly tuned Rhythm Heaven like experience. There are several other games on Steam that scratch the Rhythm Heaven itch much more proficiently than this one (Melatonin and Rhythm Doctor are two that come to mind), but if this game is on sale and you've exhausted other options, this isn't a terrible way to spend 1-2 hours.

Short but immensely charming. Don't let the other reviews talking about repeated minigames scare you off, as they go HARD on the difficulty increases/song changes in the one minigame that shows up repeatedly, to the extent that it feels completely different each time you play it. I'm looking forward to diving back in and searching out the bonus minigames/platinuming each stage.

Absolute rubbish, the timing is 100% inaccurate in this game.

Very cute rhythm [spoiler] heaven [/spoiler] mini games.

If you're a fan of rhythm games and are looking for an afternoon or two of fun, I can wholly recommend this one. It has a story which is light, adorable, and matches the colorful art style. You won't find extreme challenge here like in Osu or DJ Max, but some of the stages do throw some curveballs at you that make it very unlikely you'll 100% them on your first try. I think that's all in good fun! Its closest cousin would be Rhythm Heaven, and the difficulty is around that level, with the later levels bringing it a bit higher than that. This will definitely be a fair challenge for those of us who aren't already rhythm game die-hards. Similar to Rhythm Heaven, some mini-games are reused with new music, alternative rhythms, and harder difficulties. As this is a relatively short game, this sticks out just a tiny bit more than it does in the aforementioned series. Probably the only feedback I would give to the development team is to aim for more game types and variety in their next game,...