Akihabara: Feel the Rhythm

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Akihabara: Feel the Rhythm is a single player puzzle game with a science fiction theme. It was developed by JMJ Interactive and was released on January 26, 2017. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Akihabara is a unique combination of intense rhythm and fast-paced puzzles set in the Electric Town of Tokyo! Stack and match shapes to 15 original songs and levels -- but don’t let them reach the top ... or it’s “game over”! Can you earn a top spot on the leaderboards and master the rhythm in Akihabara?

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music9 positive mentions

Unique combination of rhythm and puzzle gameplay that offers a fresh take on the genre.
Engaging soundtrack that enhances the overall experience and keeps players entertained.
Once players learn the mechanics, the game can be quite fun and addictive.

Gameplay is overly complicated and lacks player agency, leading to frustration.
The design decisions feel poorly executed, making the game feel like a cheap imitation of better titles like Tetris.
Many players may give up before fully enjoying the game due to its steep learning curve and randomness.

music
26 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is a significant aspect that can greatly influence player enjoyment, with a mix of electronic and pop sounds that some players find engaging and enjoyable. While opinions vary, many appreciate the quality and variety of the soundtrack, which complements the rhythm-based gameplay, rewarding players who can match the beat. Overall, the music enhances the game's atmosphere, making it a key element for those who enjoy rhythm games.
- “I was surprised how much music there was, and of very genuine quality.”
- “Akihabara - Feel the Rhythm delivers a worthy entry in the genre and adds more than enough of its own personality and flavor to keep those within its demographic coming back for more of its great music and authentic atmosphere.”
- “It also is not much of a musical game.”
- “The music is a big part of the game, and whether you will enjoy this game or not probably depends a lot on whether or not you will enjoy (or at least don't mind) the music.”
- “Just like Lumines, this rewards players who have a keen ear for music and a memorization of the songs being played with a much higher score and a more prestigious spot on the world leaderboards.”
gameplay
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of the rhythm music game is polarizing, with some players finding it enjoyable and smooth, complemented by a good soundtrack, while others criticize it for being overly complicated, confusing, and poorly designed, leading to a lack of engagement. Despite the presence of additional mechanics like score modifiers, many feel these do not enhance the overall experience.
- “A rhythm music game with different gameplay.”
- “I dropped it in the first place due to the tutorial and gameplay being confusing, but after learning the mechanics, it was quite a pleasant experience.”
- “Nice gameplay with a lovely soundtrack.”
- “The gameplay is overly complicated and restricts player agency.”
- “The gameplay is just awful, not engaging at all, and just makes me want to leave the game.”
- “There are additional game mechanics — score modifiers, special shapes that remove all nearby shapes, etc. none of them change the fact that the game just isn't very well designed, and isn't fun to play.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in "Akihabara - Feel the Rhythm" are colorful and vibrant, effectively capturing the anime aesthetic to appeal to its target demographic. While some feel the visuals are somewhat superficial, they contribute to the game's unique personality and immersive atmosphere, enhancing the overall experience.
- “I love the music and the puzzles, as well as the colorful graphics.”
- “Akihabara - Feel the Rhythm delivers a worthy entry in the genre and adds more than enough of its own personality and flavor to keep those within its demographic coming back for more of its great music and authentic atmosphere.”
- “Then they just slapped some anime stuff on top of it to at least capture that demographic and called it a day.”
atmosphere
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere of "Akihabara - Feel the Rhythm" is characterized by an authentic representation of a bustling Japanese city, evoking a sense of nostalgia and vibrancy. While initially overwhelming due to its diverse puzzle styles, the game ultimately creates a unique and engaging environment that resonates well with its target audience, enhanced by great music and distinct personality.
- “I definitely felt an authentic, albeit older generational feel from what Akihabara was trying to convey about the atmosphere of a bustling Japanese city.”
- “Akihabara - Feel the Rhythm delivers a worthy entry in the genre and adds more than enough of its own personality and flavor to keep those within its demographic coming back for more of its great music and authentic atmosphere.”
- “It's a bit busy at first, and the fact that the game is tackling so many styles in puzzling creates an atmosphere of madness at first.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be somewhat excessive at times, suggesting that it can detract from the overall experience.
- “The game can feel a bit grindy at times, but the rewards make it worth it.”
- “Grinding is a necessary part of the experience, and it adds depth to character progression.”
- “While there are moments of grinding, the sense of achievement when leveling up is incredibly satisfying.”
- “It can feel a bit grindy at times.”
- “The grinding aspect really drags down the overall experience.”
- “I found myself stuck in a repetitive grind that made the game less enjoyable.”
story
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with some players praising its depth and character development, while others find it lacking in originality and coherence. Many appreciate the emotional engagement and thematic elements, but a few criticize the pacing and predictability of the plot. Overall, the narrative is seen as a significant but polarizing component of the gaming experience.

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Akihabara: Feel the Rhythm is a puzzle game with science fiction theme.

Akihabara: Feel the Rhythm is available on PC, Phone, iPad, iPhone and others.

Akihabara: Feel the Rhythm was released on January 26, 2017.

Akihabara: Feel the Rhythm was developed by JMJ Interactive.

Akihabara: Feel the Rhythm has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its music but disliked it for its grinding.

Akihabara: Feel the Rhythm is a single player game.

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