It's clear that you're just moving goalposts at this point, though. I think that instead of trying to get a jab in at Nintendo (especially in this thread), we should be happy about this kind of collaboration.
I would say it is misleading to just call it a rhythm game yeah. Rhythm roguelite might be a better description. If you just tell me something is a rhythm game I'm going to imagine games like Rhythm Heaven, those Hatsune Miku games, etc. where you just follow along pushing the buttons the game tells you to push. This game is way different because not only do you have full freedom to roam around and act how you please in roguelite levels instead of following explicit instructions, but the staying on beat part is extremely, extremely lenient. The challenge of the game comes from quickly working out how to position yourself to attack enemies while being safe given their movement patterns.
I plan on it. Just finished Dust the other day, so I'm free until Yoshi.
This so much, I have it on PC but now I gotta double dip for the Switch, training myself for Cadence of Hyrule.
No surprise there, the previous game had 2-player co-op.The game is being published by Nintendo and supports 2 players.
I just don't get how in indie game is somehow more meaningful then two official spin-offs?
