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Rift of the NecroDancer Review

Summary by IGN

Departing from developer Brace Yourself Games’ usual dungeon crawling discotheques, Rift of the NecroDancer is a more traditional rhythm game that innovates on some of the genre’s best ideas. With a foot-tappingly entrancing soundtrack from a team of talented composers and musicians, its creative riffs on stalwart rhythm game modes from classics like Guitar Hero and Rhythm Heaven — as well as loads of cool extras — make it a sort of “Greatest Hi…

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Platform(s): PC (version reviewed) Genre: Rhythm, Music, Minigames The indie gaming scene is in a good place with plethora of genres seemingly lost in time, like rhythm games. The once-mainstream gaming genre popularized by Beatmania and Guitar Hero has laid dormant, with talented fans of those music games putting their small-team indie spin on things.

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Rift of the NecroDancer review

Rhythm games come in all shapes and sizes, but where my personal journey started with the genre was Guitar Hero. As a youngster with paper round money burning a hole in his pocket, that plastic guitar was simply impossible to resist. I spent years trying to become a rock god across various entries in this franchise, and so did thousands and thousands of other fans. Rift of the NecroDancer brings me back to those wonderful lazy days of strumming,…

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