SEQUENCE STORM

[ EDIT: Played it a good bit more, unlocked extreme mode finally! The extreme difficulty is on par with Sound Voltex/Kshoot's hardest difficulties (17+). If you are a veteran rhythm game player PLEASE do not look any further than this game. It has exactly what you are looking for in regards to difficulty. ] Went in expecting to refund it, but now it definitely tops groove coaster and musynx for me. Musynx's lenient timing isnt ideal, and groove coaster has sync issues. This game has an engaging story, varied and punishing difficulties, great original music, and plenty of variety to choose from. On top of this, the game has many control options, many customizable settings, and well made beatmaps. Would highly recommend! Can't wait for the level editor! As a side note, the story is plenty long as I can tell. I am 6 hours in and only 20% complete it seems! This might be counting both difficulties tho, I am playing on challenging.

TL;DR Good experience and high difficulty ceiling, but level design has a tendency to rely on gimmicks that create difficulty spikes, especially once you reach Extreme difficulty/postgame. I'm about to nerd the **** out below, fair warning. Let's just get this out of the way: it's an SDVX clone with keysounding(!!!) and a focus on visuals. The knob-twiddling mechanics have been translated into analog stick pushing, and charts are designed around that - fair warning to those using SDVX controllers, as some charts use chords of regular buttons AND both zigzags (the game's name for lasers), which is going to be difficult to execute. The game is simply best played on a Dualshock 4 IMO. Music: It's all indie EDM stuff with some synth-pop licenses thrown in. Look up a couple videos on youtube and you'll know if it's your thing pretty quickly. Not a lot of "traditional rhythm game music" though with the addition of a Workshop that could change very quickly. The single-player campaign mode...

This game is not easy, but it's really rewarding. The developer has done and is doing an excellent job adding accessibility features. I'm completely blind, so having the game play audio queues for what notes to hit and reading out menus is absolutely amazing, there are very few games with this many accessibility features that can be played by everyone. The world and story are also quite interesting. I'm an avid listener of EDM and I absolutely love the soundtrack. It's full of various genres from melodic house, 80's inspired synth pop and gritty trap. They all fit the gameplay perfectly and add to the experience. I highly recommend this game!

This developer cares more about video game accessibility than so many AAA devs. I will be a life long fan!

Relax, close your eyes and enjoy. That's right a rhythm game for the Visually Impaired. Text to Speach is available and game play options gan be tweaked so you are relying on your ears rather than your eyes. I slowly got used to things, it is just a shame I have the sense of rhythm of a drunken elephant on an ice rink, this I cannot penalise the Devs for. We have both a story mode and Arcade mode, and whilst Electronic Dance Music is not my first choice on the stereo it fits well in this game. All in all I would recommend this game for anyone, but if you are Visually Impaired and fancy something a little different, give this a go.

I've really only played Rockband/Guitar Hero type games, so wasn't sure what to make of this game when I heard about it. But I'm glad I did. Not only is it a fun game with an engaging story and tracks that are great, but the dev took the time to make his game accessible to those with disabilities, and got with those people to take their feedback. All menus and cutscenes read with speech as well as the audio cues mode for people who are blind, as well as the high contrast options and plenty of controller support for adjusting what you need.

[h1] Intro [/h1] Let me start by saying that you should get this game. It's fun, challenging, and offers lots of replayability. The tracks are your standard-fare EDM by largely unknown artists. They're all pretty good (as are the beatmaps) and with the Workshop the track selection is only bound to improve. It's F2P so there's really no excuse not to try it out. [h1] The Gameplay [/h1] Overall, the gameplay is incredibly fun. It's similar to Amplitude's but with a lot more inputs (9) and from what I can tell it's almost a carbon copy of Sound Vortex. So if those games are your thing, this probably will be, too. Most of the beatmaps are stellar and really fun to play, with many complex and interesting patterns. That said, I have one big gripe with some of the songs: their reliance on track geometry to spike the difficulty. On some of these songs you can't even see the upcoming notes because the track is curved awkwardly (e.g the end section on Young Jaguar Theme). Missing notes on a...

Very underrated game, it's like a racing game meets SDVX. Well polished, a lot of content, super fun mechanics. Very similar to SDVX yet unique in it's own way. A lot of the songs are kind of mediocre in my opinion, but there's a surprisingly large amount of songs in the game and some are really really good. Regardless the gameplay is very satisfying and there's a lot to do/have fun with. Even an entire story that offers narrative and different mechanics during the song you need to pay attention to! It provides a really fun balance of difficulty and diversity. I'm disappointed that I never heard of this game until now, In it's current state it looks like it's been trapped in the unknown territory of the Steam Store. Don't let the low amount of reviews fool you out of this amazing game. It's also clear the developer has a passion for this project with how many updates it receives. Props to them for maintaining such an amazing game with a fairly small playerbase (at least on Steam). I h...

One of the best music game in the store for sure. Theres only few note-type music game at steam and thats why this game is a gem. (For mucis game fans: Other games are TAPSONIC BOLD, 音灵 INVAXION and Musync. TAPSOINC BOLD isn't so great now and its on early access. TBH I think it wont be that awesome after the early access as well looking at the game now. Musync is pretty good in general but most of musics are Chinese Vocaloid songs. 音灵 INVAXION is copy chinese crap which is pretty darn bad and every single way. .) This game is pretty much Sound Voltex-like, but it got its own racing feature and overall nicely made. So I wont call it a rip off unlike 音灵 INVAXION which copied the whole game system, design including most artworks, and play style from DJMAX series and SDVX and still being shitty. The biggest difficulty indie music games are having is lack of good musics but this game got 36 musics and they are all pretty good. One con is that musics are mostly electronic. So i...

I like this game, I am totally blind and I can play this game thanks to the accessibility that the developer has put into the game, thank you very much for your hard work, I really recommend this game to those who love rhythm games