You know when you just fall in love with a song that you can't stop listening to? But then 50 listens later you start to get sick of the song and shove it in a music folder that builds up of over years, and now you have a big folder of music you know every word to and every beat, that it's pointless playing as you can rehearse the entire song in your head?
Well now you can play all those songs one last time but while killing a ton of visually hypnotic geometric "things".

Pros:
You get to play an arena whose visuals and enemies attack to the tune of your music.
The visuals are very hypnotic and very smooth blending of colours and effects.
You can customise what and how your ship shoots, by changing weapons or the angle they fire.
Progression on ship upgrading and unlocking difficulties.
Bosses that appear mid song that you must destroy.
Leaderboards for the included songs, I believe there's one for own songs too but I guess you and friends need the exact same file in order for it to work. (Don't quote me on this)

Cons:
Only 2 colours, well main colours anyway, I would have liked to see full on rainbows or different colours depending on the music.
I wish more geometric attacking "things" would warp the music. Only encountered one that changes audio balance.
OP square sniper things, I hate them! I hate them so much! Especially the smaller ones on Hard+

My cons are quite personal, I really enjoy the game and couldn't really find anything "con"ish, but there could definitely be improvements.

General Opinion
I like the game, It's something you'll wanna keep installed and just play a few tunes every so often. It does start a little slow and easy but if you push up the difficulties a bit, at around medium you'll start to realise firing backwards becomes pretty important. Then by Hard you're just confused at where you need to shoot. Enemies become more difficult to kill and you keep getting hammered from the sides and behind. It gets crazy, but awesome crazy.
I'd say if you have a big music folder you'll have a lot of fun replaying all your songs while murdering a really angry music demon from another dimension.

As a side-note; I played this on GNU/Linux (Ubuntu LTS), Only had one mouse problem where after each game I had to move the mouse to each corner of the screen otherwise it hit an invisible edge. Other than that the game ran flawlessly, and wouldn't hold a little bug like that against it.

You know when you just fall in love with a song that you can't stop listening to? But then 50 listens later you start to get sick of the song and shove it in a music folder that builds up of over years, and now you have a big folder of music you know every word to and every beat, that it's pointless playing as you can rehearse the entire song in your head? Well now you can play all those songs one last time but while killing a ton of visually hypnotic geometric "things". [b]Pros:[/b] You get to play an arena whose visuals and enemies attack to the tune of your music. The visuals are very hypnotic and very smooth blending of colours and effects. You can customise what and how your ship shoots, by changing weapons or the angle they fire. Progression on ship upgrading and unlocking difficulties. Bosses that appear mid song that you must destroy. Leaderboards for the included songs, I believe there's one for own songs too but I guess you and friends need the exact same file in order for it to work. (Don't quote me on this) [b]Cons:[/b] Only 2 colours, well main colours anyway, I would have liked to see full on rainbows or different colours depending on the music. I wish more geometric attacking "things" would warp the music. Only encountered one that changes audio balance. OP square sniper things, I hate them! I hate them so much! Especially the smaller ones on Hard+ My cons are quite personal, I really enjoy the game and couldn't really find anything "con"ish, but there could definitely be improvements. [b]General Opinion[/b] I like the game, It's something you'll wanna keep installed and just play a few tunes every so often. It does start a little slow and easy but if you push up the difficulties a bit, at around medium you'll start to realise firing backwards becomes pretty important. Then by Hard you're just confused at where you need to shoot. Enemies become more difficult to kill and you keep getting hammered from the sides and behind. It gets crazy, but awesome crazy. I'd say if you have a big music folder you'll have a lot of fun replaying all your songs while murdering a really angry music demon from another dimension. As a side-note; I played this on GNU/Linux (Ubuntu LTS), Only had one mouse problem where after each game I had to move the mouse to each corner of the screen otherwise it hit an invisible edge. Other than that the game ran flawlessly, and wouldn't hold a little bug like that against it.