The Metronomicon
- October 19, 2016
- Puuba
The Metronomicon has a few faults, but nothing that stops it from being my favorite rhythm RPG mash-up to date. With a killer soundtrack, some fun mechanics, and quite a lot of content, The Metronomicon is a beat worth getting down to.
"The Metronomicon is a unique rhythm-based Role Playing Game that combines elements of both single-player and multi-player gameplay. Experience an epic quest with a variety of characters, locations, and replayable modes, all set to a stellar soundtrack. The game has recently been updated to include local multiplayer, endless mode, and new abilities, making it even more engaging and replayable."
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- music243 mentions
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- 61 % neutral mentions
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- gameplay79 mentions
- 43 % positive mentions
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- story54 mentions
- 17 % positive mentions
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- graphics27 mentions
- 56 % positive mentions
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- replayability10 mentions
- 70 % positive mentions
- 30 % neutral mentions
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- funny10 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
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- grinding4 mentions
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- 75 % negative mentions
- atmosphere1 mentions
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- optimization1 mentions
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Critic Reviews
The Metronomicon Review
The Metronomicon is a rhythm game like few others. Any good programmer can put together a soundtrack and slap arrows on the songs, but The Metronomicon sets itself apart by way of numerous RPG mechanics that actually make you strategize a bit while you’re trying to keep the rhythm of the song going. Building note sets, queuing up the attacks, switching party members, defeating enemies, and surviving battles put The Metronomicon quite a step above most other rhythm games we’ve played. Moreover, it has just enough context in its story to keep things amusing in between and the soundtrack is a pretty fantastic mix of contemporary styles across the music industry. We just wish we had a dance pad to go with it when our hands start cramping.
90%The Metronomicon Review - The Dancing Queen is in Town
The Metronomicon has a few faults, but nothing that stops it from being my favorite rhythm RPG mash-up to date. With a killer soundtrack, some fun mechanics, and quite a lot of content, The Metronomicon is a beat worth getting down to.
90%808s and bone breaks: The Metronomicon review
Bright, bold, and loud is the Metronomicon, and though it has a namesake broiled in evil, the game is pure, unfiltered goodness. A dance step game that is also a RPG battler, the game keeps you active, keeps you thinking, and loosens some of the stagnation for both genres by throwing them into a blender together. A grand concoction, The Metronomicon is a must have for any gamer.
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