Akihabara - Feel the Rhythm Remixed

[Edited this review to account for new changes and response from developer] This game seemed interesting being a mixture of a puzzle and a rhythm game, but even if you ignore some of the game's current bugs it mostly feels like a much slower version of Tetris with some background music that doesn't impact the game much. The music itself is mostly bland and too calm. It was putting me to sleep at times, which is typically not good for a rhythm game. This music is fine background music for just a puzzle game but the problem is this isn't just a puzzle game this is also, more so, supposed to be a rhythm game. Rhythm games usually keep players engaged by making players feel like they're performing the music themselves in one way or another but in this game the music is just a timer to the end of the puzzle and an annoyance you have to deal with to clear matches. There's some small bugs with controller support too, but that's fine because this game isn't listed as having controller suppo...

It's pretty much the same as the non-remixed version only with a couple more songs, but without the bonus DLC mode. The bonus DLC mode is in my opinion worth more than the extra songs, so play the original first, and then if you still want more you can give this version a try as well. The main reason I'm giving this game a negative review is because it has [u]broken achievements[/u]. If you care about achievements [b]do not[/b] get this game. The broken achievements are [b]Destroyer Deluxe[/b] and [b]Blockography[/b]. Update: The broken achievements were fixed so I'm changing my review to a thumbs up, however I still recommend getting the non-remixed version over this one.