[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...


Akihabara: Feel the Rhythm Remixed
2018 JMJ Interactive67Worthwhile
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- $7.99
- $7.99
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Details
- Launch
- November 28, 2018
- Developer
- JMJ Interactive
- Publisher
- JMJ Interactive
- Themes
Overview
Akihabara - Feel the Rhythm Remixed is a unique combination of intense rhythm and fast-paced puzzles set in the Electric Town of Tokyo! Take a trip through engaging music and intense puzzle action, set in Tokyos Electric Town! Stack blocks to build combos, tap in rhythm with the music to break them. Play trough the campaigns, go for the high score! Can you master the rhythm in Akihabara?
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Reception
- Steam40from 5 reviews
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...
Feels less like a rhythm game and more like a combination between Tetris and Brick Breakers. Nto s ure if it's implemented later, but it's a bit weird to not see the ability to rotate pieces but rather just flip them. Overall it's pretty meh, nothing really to keep me playing.
I was given a review copy for Akihabara – Feel the Rhythm Remixed by the developer ‘ Mårten Jonsson ‘, this game is out of my comfort zone so I don’t usually play games like this. Before actually understanding what I needed to do, i had to learn how the game works. I also played before the official release. This means that it’s possible I encountered...
Akihabara - Feel The Rhythm is a Tetris/Dr Mario ripoff with an anime girl/techno music theme. Match the falling blocks in time with the music. First up with the good points. The game is fairly well polished, the music isn't terrible. It's not a Unity asset flip or a 2D indie retro pixel platformer etc, etc. A genuine attempt to make a video game took...














