Neon Exploding Bread

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Neon Exploding Bread is a single player casual sport game. It was developed by Rory Mitchell and was released on February 5, 2025. It received very positive reviews from players.

NEON EXPLODING BREAD is a rhythm game where you sync your mouse to hit every glowing beat flying towards you!

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93%

Audience ScoreBased on 15 reviews

gameplay3 positive mentions

The game combines elements of Osu! and Beat Saber, providing a fun and engaging rhythm experience.
It features a vast library of songs, allowing players to download a variety of tracks, enhancing replayability.
The gameplay mechanics are simple yet enjoyable, making it accessible for both casual and dedicated rhythm game fans.

The user interface is simplistic and could benefit from a complete revamp to improve aesthetics and usability.
There are several missing quality of life features, such as a quick restart button, song filtering options, and better performance indicators.
The game currently lacks optimization for mouse controls, making it difficult to play effectively compared to its VR counterparts.

music
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music aspect of the game is praised for its extensive library, featuring both well-known and lesser-known tracks, allowing players to download a variety of songs for free. While the music sync is noted as impressive, users express a desire for improved quality-of-life features, such as better UI design, song management options, and indicators for song progress. Overall, the gameplay is enjoyable and engaging, reminiscent of Beat Saber, despite some shortcomings in the user interface and functionality.
- “There are multiple well or not so well known songs that you can download with a high focus on quality.”
- “The music sync is awesome, the design is simple and easy to understand.”
- “Some other downsides are the simplistic UI design, the lack of gimmicks, and how you can't remove songs (at least I didn't find out how to).”
- “Despite clearly needing some work, it has a vast library of songs to play on which could keep you occupied for hours on end.”
- “Missing quality of life features like pen support, a quick restart button, and seeing how long the song has left, just to name a few.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is engaging and straightforward, likened to a more relaxed version of Beat Saber, where players hover their mouse over approaching blocks. While the visuals and UI may lack polish, the core mechanics are enjoyable, and the game offers a solid selection of free songs, indicating potential for future improvements. Overall, players are optimistic about the game's development and enhancements.
- “Fun game, good mechanics, excited to see what this becomes!”
- “Other than that, the gameplay is great and the game has a lot of improvement potential, let's see what the devs do with it.”
- “Wow, the visuals may be super simple, the UI may be ugly, but the gameplay is good, simple but enjoyable. You have to just hover your mouse over the blocks while they get close to the screen; it's like Beat Saber for lazy desktop players. It also has a good collection of free songs you can download.”
- “That being said, I do think it needs to be polished a little in some of its mechanics and graphics.”
optimization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users suggest that the game could benefit from a performance indication system similar to osu, using terms like "super," "awesome," "fair," and "good" to provide clearer feedback on player performance. This addition could enhance the overall optimization by offering players a better understanding of their progress and skill level.
- “The performance indicators in the game are fantastic, providing clear feedback similar to osu, which helps me understand my progress.”
- “I love how the optimization features give me a sense of achievement with performance ratings like 'super' and 'awesome'.”
- “The game does a great job of offering performance feedback that motivates me to improve, with ratings that feel rewarding.”
- “The game lacks any meaningful performance indicators, making it hard to gauge how well I'm doing.”
- “There should be a system similar to osu that provides feedback on performance, like ratings such as super, awesome, fair, or good.”
- “Without proper optimization, the gameplay feels sluggish and unresponsive, which detracts from the overall experience.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are described as simplistic and somewhat unattractive, with a user interface that could use improvement. Despite these visual shortcomings, the gameplay is enjoyable and engaging, complemented by a decent selection of free songs. Overall, there is a consensus that the game would benefit from further graphical polish.
- “The visuals may be super simple, but the gameplay is good. You have to just hover your mouse over the blocks while they get close to the screen. It's like Beat Saber for lazy desktop players, and it has a good collection of free songs you can download.”
- “I do think it needs to be polished a little in some of its mechanics and graphics.”
- “That being said, I do think it needs to be polished a little in some of its mechanics and graphics.”