A nice game overall. Had a good time playing it with only a few times that felt like I actually did press a button in time. Simple to learn, somewhat difficult to master.
I do, however, have some one big issue with this game: it isn't rhythm, but rather reflex.
The blue arrows go into the opposite direction, which makes it so that you have to predict where it'll be, which to me felt like nothing but a cheap and in my opinion unnecessary way to spike up the difficulty level in a game. You get used to them after a while, but I still feel that there should at least be a mode without said blue arrows.
The arrows didn't even move at a constant speed, either. There were plenty of times where I died because a slow arrow was almost at the middle, when all of a sudden a second arrow appeared moving faster than a Nigerian that has spotted something to eat. This literally made the game more reflex than rhythm, and constantly being on the edge of my seat trying to spot an arrow going faster than the speed of light in time is not fun to me.
Nevertheless, the game is free, so I recommend you try it out, as it can be fun (minus, of course, the two points I noted previously).

A nice game overall. Had a good time playing it with only a few times that felt like I actually did press a button in time. Simple to learn, somewhat difficult to master. I do, however, have some one big issue with this game: it isn't rhythm, but rather reflex. The blue arrows go into the opposite direction, which makes it so that you have to predict where it'll be, which to me felt like nothing but a cheap and in my opinion unnecessary way to spike up the difficulty level in a game. You get used to them after a while, but I still feel that there should at least be a mode without said blue arrows. The arrows didn't even move at a constant speed, either. There were plenty of times where I died because a slow arrow was almost at the middle, when all of a sudden a second arrow appeared moving faster than a Nigerian that has spotted something to eat. This literally made the game more reflex than rhythm, and constantly being on the edge of my seat trying to spot an arrow going faster than the speed of light in time is not fun to me. Nevertheless, the game is free, so I recommend you try it out, as it can be fun (minus, of course, the two points I noted previously).