- July 14, 2017
- EGAMER
Slash It Ultimate
Platforms
About
"Slash It Ultimate" is a rhythm arcade game with a mix of 2D and 3D play styles, featuring 15 songs and 7 game modes with 2 difficulty levels each. Players must slash, catch, collect, and type beats to the rhythm, while avoiding obstacles and competing on leaderboards and achievements. Game modes include Arrows, Mouse, Numbers, Cube, Space, Words, and Alphabet modes.











- The game features a variety of unique game modes, including Mouse mode and Word mode, which are engaging and enjoyable.
- It offers a significant number of achievements, making it appealing for achievement hunters.
- The graphics and overall look of the game are visually pleasing, contributing to a fun experience.
- Many game modes do not sync well with the music, making it frustrating for players expecting a rhythm-based experience.
- The requirement to unlock each mode and song with in-game currency leads to repetitive grinding, which can become tedious.
- The controls can be unresponsive at times, and some design choices, like the camera angle changes in Cube mode, can cause disorientation.
- music440 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The music in the game has received mixed reviews, with many players criticizing the limited selection of around 15 tracks, which often feel repetitive and lack variety. While some users appreciate the upbeat electronic and techno styles, they note that the songs frequently do not sync well with the gameplay, detracting from the overall rhythm experience. Additionally, the inability to import personal music and the requirement to unlock songs and modes through repetitive gameplay have left many feeling frustrated and unsatisfied with the musical aspect of the game.
“The game offers 15 songs, 7 game modes, 2 difficulty levels for each mode and the songs are fantastic.”
“Love the music, really good.”
“Great look and music.”
“All the songs just sound like 2012 YouTuber intro music, and you only play small chunks of songs.”
“The songs themselves aren't great and it doesn't help the fact when you have to play them over and over again because you have to grind coins to do anything.”
“For a rhythm game, almost all the songs are out of sync.”