Has anyone played this game? I'm not through it yet, but it is incredibly engaging. I got it for my gf, because she's into electronic music, and yet, I, the unrepentant metalhead, find myself playing this game a lot.

It looks kind of short, but what's cool about it, is you can keep on playing the tracks, to push your score higher. The music ain't half-bad either.

I got it cheap, and while it wasn't bad by any means, it didn't really keep my attention either. I played it for a bit, and got distracted by something else.

The Freezepop song is a big win, though.

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>I got it cheap, and while it wasn't bad by any means, it didn't really keep my attention either. I played it for a bit, and got distracted by something else.

Currently my attention is on two games, and this is one of them. It seems like the kind of game I can come back to, for a hour or so of fun gaming. Kind of like Devil Dice. I still love that game. I don't play it all the time, but I enjoy playing it.

We really should try multiplayer though.

>The Freezepop song is a big win, though.

That is a good song. I'm currently looking into the rest of their work, mostly for her. ;)

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Frequency is cool, although I mostly play Amplitude. I don't like the change from a barrel-shaped field to a flat one, though... It's virtually impossible to get from the right side of the song to the left side in a hurry, and that blows a lot of good combos.

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> The Freezepop song is a big win, though.

Freezepop rocks. Their song in Amplitude is super addictive.

The rounded field is horrible for multiplayer, especially combined with a hill it makes it literally impossible to read the edges sometimes

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I haven't nabbed a copy of Amplitude yet, although after this game, it's on my metaphorical wishlist.

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I've played up to two players now, and I still can see what's going on. However, 4 players on one screen sound like an incomprehensible blur of lights. In one respect, I can't wait to try it.