Retro/Grade

For 10$ it's a great game just for the music alone, but the gameplay is also great.

The graphics are very well done, but they're too obtrusive, often obscuring vital information.

At first if you start up the game and look at the extreme level of tracks you'll be amazed at the difficulty level, but through challenge mode you'll be impressed at your ability to eventually be able to do what you thought was impossible, so very rewarding I say.

Overdrive also intensifies the music up, down, & sideways, in a soundtrack that's already "groovy" overall.

The feedback for messing up (distorting the timeline, where Rick had performed perfectly; the scant story to this game is a humorous read, both in scenario and composition) is clear, and you have the limited capability of forwarding yourself back in time to re-attempt undoing your non-mistake.

tl;dr - This game is great on its own, and when paired with the guitar controller becomes something even its designated games could envy outside of party purposes.