Soundfall

It’s a rare example of a game that commits fully to the concept of rhythm as not just a thematic element but the very structure around which all gameplay revolves.

While it may not appeal to every kind of gamer, particularly those who struggle with rhythm or seek deep narrative immersion, it excels at what it sets out to do.

The game also supports four-player local and online co-op, which dramatically changes the dynamic.

The soundtrack is original and surprisingly diverse, but players can also import their own music, allowing for custom maps that respond to their personal playlists.

It's a unique look, but I can't say the graphics will blow your mind.

First impression was how great the art style and character design is.