Do you like music? Good, glad to hear it. Hope you've spent years and years building up your playlist of hundreds or thousands of songs, because if so then this is the perfect game for you.

Imagine DDR or Osu, but instead of your feet or percision mouse clicks, your arrow keys (or wasd or I guess gamepad if you're a pleb) are your armour aginst the oncoming tide of gameplay.

Now the algorithm isn't air tight, it won't always recognize every single not,e but that's fine, there's a mode called "Energy Peaks" which the more hours of this game you'll play you'll learn to hate and then love and then hate again and then love again and then hate and love and so on. All for completely different reasons. It oddly zigzags in difficulty compared to the actual tempo songs.

Regardless? I love this game, it's a perfect excuse to listen to music while also actively doing something. It took me kind of a long *long* time to actually get to a point where I consider myself good in any regard, but it was only 10-15 hours before I got my first perfect, so it's not that big of a deal, I'm just a perfectionist. XD

I also do a Youtube series for this game where I post the songs I play (Dominodude55) which currently has upwards to 900 songs, and I take requests.

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In short, this is a game that doesn't have a lot to it, you access your songs, and hit the arrow keys at the same rate as they fly by on your screen. If that doesn't interest you then it's not worth the buy because it's not exactly revolutionary in any regard. That said, if you love music, enjoy rhythm games, or are just a stubborn person that has a history of deeply needing to master every game you can find, Melody's Escape is the perfect escape for you.

Do you like music? Good, glad to hear it. Hope you've spent years and years building up your playlist of hundreds or thousands of songs, because if so then this is the perfect game for you. Imagine DDR or Osu, but instead of your feet or percision mouse clicks, your arrow keys (or wasd or I guess gamepad if you're a pleb) are your armour aginst the oncoming tide of gameplay. Now the algorithm isn't air tight, it won't always recognize every single not,e but that's fine, there's a mode called "Energy Peaks" which the more hours of this game you'll play you'll learn to hate and then love and then hate again and then love again and then hate and love and so on. All for completely different reasons. It oddly zigzags in difficulty compared to the actual tempo songs. Regardless? I love this game, it's a perfect excuse to listen to music while also actively doing something. It took me kind of a long *long* time to actually get to a point where I consider myself good in any regard, but it was only 10-15 hours before I got my first perfect, so it's not that big of a deal, I'm just a perfectionist. XD I also do a Youtube series for this game where I post the songs I play (Dominodude55) which currently has upwards to 900 songs, and I take requests. --- In short, this is a game that doesn't have a lot to it, you access your songs, and hit the arrow keys at the same rate as they fly by on your screen. If that doesn't interest you then it's not worth the buy because it's not exactly revolutionary in any regard. That said, if you love music, enjoy rhythm games, or are just a stubborn person that has a history of deeply needing to master every game you can find, Melody's Escape is the perfect escape for you.