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Rhythm Games
| Elite Beat Agents
| osu! is extremely enjoyable once you get used to it. However, most of the songs available end up being anime or some sort of dubstep.
| Cytus 2
| > I want to get better by, of course, playing a whole lot
Yeah, no. If you want to get better at a particular game, then play that dang particular game. Different games have different mechanics, which might throw you for a loop.
That said, Cytus 2 is the best, but it's not very arcade-y. If you just want to play a ton of songs, play Cytus 1.
| Bemani games tend to have the highest skill ceilings if you want to get stupid good at rhythm games in general. You could play regularly for years and still not reach mastery in them, but you'll become skilled enough to pick up most other rhythm games quickly.
>>209633
Most reading skills would transfer just fine. Muscle memory is a different story, of course.
| rest in peace tap tap revenge one true god
| Djmax Respect and elite beat agents
| MADAFUKING ELITE BEAT AGENTS
| osu is for chumps
DJMax is good from what i hear and it looks good but I've never played it
Rock Band is casual tier but still enjoyable
IIDX is king
DDR is king if you like to sweat all over the place
As far as mobile games go, Cytus is good, I enjoy Arcaea as well, or you could meme and play the idolshit mobile games - no matter what, mobile rhythm games generally cuck you out of $$$ for song unlocks
Rhythm games are hard
| I really love VOEZ and Cytus 1 but as >>209633 said mechanics are important and their mechanics are completely different so just try to get used to it
| Btw what game did u played?
| Did u try Cytus 2?
| How about Love Live School Idol Festival?
| Cytus 2. Should be GOTY.
| osu! (I was #250 in osu!mania about 5 years ago) , stepmania , ddr , beatmania iidx tricoro , taiko no tatsujin , patapon , audiosurf , crypt of necrodancer , utapri , osu tatakae ouendan , project diva
| Hatsune Miku Project Diva F 2nd is pretty fun. Final Fantasy Curtain Call is really good too
| I love both Cytus and Cytus 2,but that being said, they are fairly forgiving on timing and the like. Not saying they're easy! Just that you might get a rude awakening of you switch to a more hardcore game
| Osu is the best rhythm game.
It has multiple play styles for how you want to play
| DDR is best for your health. Let's all get fit g/u/rls!
| Hatsune Miku Project Diva F is nice as well.
| Rhytmh Heaven Fever and Rhytmh Tengoku
| Thumper
| Cytus and Pianista on Android. Dunno if it has iOS version
| Don't play osu. It is a meme game. No one in the general rhythm gaming community takes it seriously. If you're trying to get good - osu will get you good at aiming, not rhythm.
Best mobile rhythm game is Voez, hands-down, second to Deemo. Either will get you better at rhythm. For real practice, download LR2 or another BMS player and get a IIDX controller. Otherwise, pick one you like and play that.
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| So I tried to play one, and I sucked. I want to get better by, of course, playing a whole lot. What's the best ones out there? Any platform is fine