Overview
- Number of Players
- 1 (Single Player)
- Genre
- Release Date
Switch eShop
29th Nov 2018, $7.99
29th Nov 2018, £7.20
- Official Site
- nintendo.com
Reviews
Sorry, no Akihabara - Feel the Rhythm Remixed review yet.
Screenshots
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Akihabara - Feel the Rhythm Remixed News
Nintendo Download 29th November (North America)
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About The Game
Take a trip through engaging music and intense puzzle action, set in Tokyos Electric Town! Stack blocks to build combos, tap in rhythm with the music to break them. Play trough the campaigns, go for the high score!
Can you master the rhythm in Akihabara?
* Challenge yourself with intense, fast-paced rhythm gameplay
* Several original soundtracks
* Enjoy high-quality art
* Earn achievements in different game modes
* Master the beat in Tokyo's own Electric Town
Comments 1
Akihabara - Feel The Rhythm Remixed = trash. You are rewarded for keeping on the beat when clearing tiles, but it fails to be interesting or entertaining like other rhythm titles and I oftentimes felt like I was being cheated with obvious misses where I knew I was on the beat. I never found this gameplay mechanic to really work properly and staying on the beat just became awkward. With the gameplay being entirely based on beats-per-minute (BPM), most of the songs never even really changed the cadence with the beat and would have the same BPM. This ended up coming off as bland and repetitive.
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