If you're looking for a non-bland rhythm game, this is a must-try. Vibrant colors, exciting music, unusual music notes, and horizontal gameplay, are what made Muse Dash a unique rhythm game.

From my 15 hours of playing, Muse Dash is quite easy to get a grasp since it only has 2 lines of notes, but quite difficult to master, especially the speed and patterns in higher difficulties. There are up to 3 difficulties in a single song, which leaves you no worries of not being able to complete your favorite song.

It might take quite a time to get used to the game due to its unusual music notes and horizontal gameplay. Also, high refresh rate monitors (120Hz+) are recommended.

For the cons, the game has specific characters and elfins (a creature floating next to the character) which can help boost your score. Simply, the score isn't solely based on your ability, but also the character and elfin selection, which is the feature I quite dislike.

I also hope for the game to make more use of the Steam features not just putting the game up in the store, for example, Steam achievements, collectible cards, and ranking between friends.

Overall, Muse Dash is really an exciting game with many pros and a cheap price that anyone can try. If you really love the game, there is a DLC for you to pick up, which helps you level up faster, unlocks tons of more songs, and a few characters.

If you're looking for a non-bland rhythm game, this is a must-try. Vibrant colors, exciting music, unusual music notes, and horizontal gameplay, are what made Muse Dash a unique rhythm game. From my 15 hours of playing, Muse Dash is quite easy to get a grasp since it only has 2 lines of notes, but quite difficult to master, especially the speed and patterns in higher difficulties. There are up to 3 difficulties in a single song, which leaves you no worries of not being able to complete your favorite song. It might take quite a time to get used to the game due to its unusual music notes and horizontal gameplay. Also, high refresh rate monitors (120Hz+) are recommended. For the cons, the game has specific characters and elfins (a creature floating next to the character) which can help boost your score. Simply, the score isn't solely based on your ability, but also the character and elfin selection, which is the feature I quite dislike. I also hope for the game to make more use of the Steam features not just putting the game up in the store, for example, Steam achievements, collectible cards, and ranking between friends. Overall, Muse Dash is really an exciting game with many pros and a cheap price that anyone can try. If you really love the game, there is a DLC for you to pick up, which helps you level up faster, unlocks tons of more songs, and a few characters.