If you like a good musical game, then you will love Rhythm Heaven. It is not one that you would think of as a hit, but then again, everyone isn't into blood and gore. Some of us like an interesting game that challenges us without going overboard. Like we revealed, this is a music game. Did we mention that this was a little special, neighboring on peculiar? If not, you will soon find out when you start playing. This game was made for the Nintendo DS and is made to be played utilising the stylus.
The Nintendo DS system is one of the hottest gaming transportables. With its interactive games, young and old alike have found a standard denominator in this system. If you like a good game at home or away, this game and handheld system are a great mixture for you. The premise of Rhythm Heaven is to match the beat of the scene being played out on the screen. Half of your screen is the game and the other half is blank for players to touch with their stylus. In each level or stage, you?ll see wild and amazing scenes with black and white characters, colorful animals and tiny men with spears doing a cool dance. The graphics alone are worth trying to work out if you are up to the job of creating the right rhythm.
If you can't dance, this game could be a real challenge , but a fun challenge. Hold your DS sideways like a book and imitate what the characters are doing. You will have to tap with your stylus if the personality is hitting in the scene. Flicking might be in order if you're on a level where they are playing ping-pong. Use your stylus to imitate flicking to the beat on the touch sensitive screen. Whatever the personality does, you have to tap, flick, hold or slide when they do it.
The game sounds easy but it gets increasingly harder as you go from level to level. Also , in the great practice of most computer games, there are mini-games and other problems that may unlock surprises for game players. Your rhythms are rated at the end of the stage. It's similar to Guitar Hero where they rate how well you kept up with the music. If you're great you get a gong and can unlock the subsequent stage. If you are not deserving, you have to begin again. The game is so addictive you simply wish to play continuously till your rhythm is first class. Even if you're lackluster, you get to unlock a higher level but without a gong which is what you want to be in a position to claim later rewards.
Rhythm Heaven tests you in ways which are different to other games but also fun. The game is rated E for everyone so the entire family can rock out to the beat.
The Nintendo DS system is one of the hottest gaming transportables. With its interactive games, young and old alike have found a standard denominator in this system. If you like a good game at home or away, this game and handheld system are a great mixture for you. The premise of Rhythm Heaven is to match the beat of the scene being played out on the screen. Half of your screen is the game and the other half is blank for players to touch with their stylus. In each level or stage, you?ll see wild and amazing scenes with black and white characters, colorful animals and tiny men with spears doing a cool dance. The graphics alone are worth trying to work out if you are up to the job of creating the right rhythm.
If you can't dance, this game could be a real challenge , but a fun challenge. Hold your DS sideways like a book and imitate what the characters are doing. You will have to tap with your stylus if the personality is hitting in the scene. Flicking might be in order if you're on a level where they are playing ping-pong. Use your stylus to imitate flicking to the beat on the touch sensitive screen. Whatever the personality does, you have to tap, flick, hold or slide when they do it.
The game sounds easy but it gets increasingly harder as you go from level to level. Also , in the great practice of most computer games, there are mini-games and other problems that may unlock surprises for game players. Your rhythms are rated at the end of the stage. It's similar to Guitar Hero where they rate how well you kept up with the music. If you're great you get a gong and can unlock the subsequent stage. If you are not deserving, you have to begin again. The game is so addictive you simply wish to play continuously till your rhythm is first class. Even if you're lackluster, you get to unlock a higher level but without a gong which is what you want to be in a position to claim later rewards.
Rhythm Heaven tests you in ways which are different to other games but also fun. The game is rated E for everyone so the entire family can rock out to the beat.
About the Author:
Paul Adler is a 22 year old from Dallas, Texas and a hard core player of Battlefield 3 and when not playing that game, he's enjoys testing other video game systems.
