Disco Samurai

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Disco Samurai is a single player action game. It was developed by Pixel Fiber Games and was released on November 14, 2025. It received very positive reviews from players.

Disco Samurai is a unique rhythm combat game set in the cyberpunk city of Disco. Every action you and your enemies take is synchronized to the beat of the music. You must master the art of perfectly timed parries and dodges to throw your enemies off balance and finish them off with devastating counter attacks. Miss a beat and you’re dead meat — down here, rhythm isn’t just about style, it’s abou…

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Audience ScoreBased on 23 reviews

gameplay4 positive mentions

graphics2 negative mentions

The gameplay is fun and challenging, with a well-balanced difficulty that keeps players engaged.
The rhythm-based combat mechanics are intuitive and well-explained, making for a satisfying experience.
The audiovisual presentation is appealing, with a catchy soundtrack that enhances the overall enjoyment of the game.

The story is considered forgettable and lacks personal stakes, which may detract from the overall experience.
Some levels and boss fights can feel unfairly difficult, leading to frustration for players.
The game can sometimes limit player agency, making combat feel more like a rhythm exercise than an aggressive action experience.

gameplay
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is highly praised for its engaging rhythm-based parrying combat and well-integrated mechanics that keep the experience fresh and dynamic. Players appreciate the tight controls, good feedback, and the seamless blend of rhythm and hack-and-slash elements, although some feel the story lacks personal stakes. Overall, the combination of enjoyable gameplay, fitting soundtracks, and charming characters contributes to a compelling gaming experience.
- “The rhythm-based parrying combat mechanic works great.”
- “The game constantly introduces new mechanics, sometimes new threats, sometimes new skills for dealing with them, keeping things fresh.”
- “The way the game blends rhythmic timing with classic hack-and-slash mechanics is truly unique.”
- “The story didn't catch me fully because it lacked personal stakes (problems between characters), but the mechanics are well-integrated into the mechanical stakes (who needs to be beaten, what's the price, etc.).”
- “The gameplay is complemented by a very comfy and enjoyable story with natural, flowing dialogues.”
- “Game mechanics explained and full review below:”
story
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it forgettable and lacking personal stakes, while others appreciate its engaging and enjoyable nature, complemented by well-crafted dialogues and a fitting soundtrack. Overall, it seems to be a decent aspect of the game that enhances the gameplay experience, though opinions vary on its depth and memorability.
- “The gameplay is complemented by a very comfy and enjoyable story with natural, flowing dialogues.”
- “The story, the music, the settings - I'm hooked and can definitely recommend it!”
- “Surprisingly a lot of story which was a nice distraction from the sword fighting.”
- “The story is forgettable: the main character is chill and hands-off, the father is chill and hands-off, and the main character's friend is chill and hands-off.”
- “The story didn't catch me fully because it lacked personal stakes (problems between characters), but the mechanics are well-integrated into the mechanical stakes (who needs to be beaten, what's the price, etc.).”
- “Story is meh.”
music
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is highly praised for its quality and ability to enhance the gameplay experience, with soundtracks that complement the action and create an engaging atmosphere. Players appreciate the option to add their own music, and many find the rhythm of the combat to be a captivating dance that keeps them immersed. Overall, the soundtrack is memorable and contributes significantly to the game's appeal.
- “Very good game: well thought gameplay mechanics, cool music that fits perfectly with the combat, decent story and nice characters.”
- “The intensity of the action combat to the beat of the music really becomes a dance, as you learn each enemy's moveset, how to defend against them and when to find attack openings or ways to take advantage of your moves for the kill.”
- “The moment the neon lights flicker on and the funky retro-future soundtrack kicks in, you know you're in for something special.”
- “If I hadn’t read about it in another review, I wouldn’t have known that the game lets you add your own music.”
- “The intensity of the action combat to the beat of the music really becomes a dance, as you learn each enemy's moveset, how to defend against them, and when to find attack openings or ways to take advantage of your moves for the kill.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics feature a unique blend of cyberpunk aesthetics and 70s disco flair, resulting in a vibrant and gritty visual experience. However, some users noted a mismatch between the promotional graphics, UI, and character icons compared to the pixel art style used throughout the game. Overall, the audiovisuals are considered decent but inconsistent.
- “The audiovisuals are also quite decent, though for me the promotional graphics, UI, and character icons didn’t really match the pixel art of the rest.”
- “The art style mixes cyberpunk aesthetics with 70s disco flair, creating a world that somehow feels both gritty and fabulously vibrant.”