Ghost Beat Reviews

Saw that this Game is finally released, so i bought it for my new Video :) You can see it later on Youtube, when i'm finish my editing. To the Game: Really cool rhythmic Game with some twists. I really like that it's not instantly on an easy mode, but you rather start on a regular difficulty. The Music is awesome to listen to, what makes me more smile when doing mistakes then actual raging for my fails. To the Developers (If you haven't checked the Video): Please make a Windowed Mode (Or Windowed without Borders Mode) Zoom Out -> Add maybe some Planets or a Sun for more Eyecandy Start Screen -> Could be a little bit more settle/quiter (just saw in my recording that it's actually louder then the Gameplay) Adding Scores -> Hit a Beat correctly gives Bonus Points, add a Marathon (Levels mixxed) with Highscores Co-op Mode Maybe? -> Are you and your friends in the same Heartbeat? ;)

I really like the simplistic look and gameplay! This could be a game you can pick up, play for a few hours and have a good time. Notice that I said "could". Unfortunatly I can't recommend the game right now. There are two things that are, in my opinion, absolutely essential for a rhythm game. - Changing the volume of the game, optimally separated in Music and SFX (Honestly this should be in EVERY game) - The abillity to set a delay in the options. Every good rhythm game for PC I know has this abillity. This is absolutely necessary, especially for playing with a controller or wireless headphones. The game needs to compensate for delay that could occur. The last point is sadly what kept me from playing even through the first Level. There were some serious irregularities of what the beat told me to do and what the stage needed me to do. I read that others weren't as much bothered as I was by there beat irregularities, but for me this is a no-go. If those two things would be fixed with an update, then I could definitily recommend this game!

I stumbled upon this game totally by accident and It is definitely not a game I would play day and night. But I like to play it when I need to relax a little. Sure, I can imagine this being another ad supported mobile game with tons of microtransactions. But as far as I know, that's exactly what it is not. I like the seemingly simple mechanics, the neat graphic design and the fact that you don't need to finish current map to unlock a next one. If you ever played Geometry Dash, you know what I mean. On the other hand, one probably unintended challenge is - ironically - beating the beat. Some moves are just way off-beat, enough to be confusing at times. Maybe slight time warping could fix that? It is really the only problem I see as a negative point. There are some other imperfections, but those are so subtle I consider them a matter of personal liking. Like that obviously tiled star pattern. Yes, I had to mention it. I like the game overall. I'd love to see more tracks (as in layers) in future levels to make things a bit more interesting, maybe some achievements (because why not?) and extra game mechanics. And even if nothing out of that list makes it to the actual game, I'm still happy I could support not only someone who's dream is to make a video game, but the dream itself. What more would you want for such a humble amount of money?