Great video! But, lemme just say that you probably got the iOS ver. of Taiko. Taiko no Tatsujin Drum n' Fun! is for the Switch, and MUCH better than the mobile version. Thanks!
10:41 SONG CONTEXT: the two idiots rapping in this (Samatoki and Ichiro) are in the hot springs and theyre having a competition on who can stay in said hot springs longer. So thats why theyre moaning... theyre complaining abt how hot it's getting but they refuse to get out cuz of their dumb little competition LMAO
The thing that struck me the most was just how clean Project Sekai looks compared to some of the others. As a long time Project Diva player who is obviously into Vocaloid music I think I'm going to download it and give it a whirl. Thanks.
Genuinely SO grateful for the UI in proseka. Because I LOVE rhythm games but I can’t play like 99% of them (looking at you idol games………) because the UIs are SO DAMN UGLY AND CROWDED LIKE even when I play in English I get so overwhelmed and lost!!!! But proseka is so slick and clean and easy to get used to 😌😌😌 as a massive vocaloid game stan I’m SOOOOO happy that I actively ENJOY playing this game because I have probably over 500 hours in project diva lmao and I’d be heartbroken if I couldn’t stand playing this one when it has so many modern songs!
@@HeyItsNovalee I kinda like the new song select, but everything else looks worse. Funny how Bandori’s new UI update tomorrow looks similar to current EN Project Sekai’s.
Im actually surprised by how many rhythm games there are. Well. Maybe because i only have bandori on my phone.. lmao update : Now i have Pianista to accompany bandori.
@@skidmark8519 For Love Live SIF it's for the login and mailbox gift box feature. (when there is a button that says view on the login calendar [current day/next day] window)
Honeyworks is actually really sweet, the gacha isn't rough and songs tell a certain story. Characters aren't created for the sake of being attractive to the player or fanservice, they all just have their own stories and connections which is really interesting and makes you root for them
as someone whose first rhythm game was school idol festival it’s interesting seeing people adjust to the half circle style when it comes so naturally to me. i had so much trouble with bandori and sekai
Yo i used to play love live too and its so easy for me + my luck in that game is amazing- i struggled with bandori but i got the hang of it i cant full combo hard difficulty 👍👍
i’ve recently become addicted to enstars, and after playing sekai after a couple days, i found it so difficult since i got used to the semi circle lmao. I ended up deleting it since i hardly play it anymore
Games + Timestamp (in order) : taiko no tatsuiin : drum ‘n’ fun! (My grandma was able to play to somehow) 0:27 d4dj groovy mix (the pink thing would kill 5 generations of my ancestors) 1:26 the idolmaster side-m : growing stars (the background can kill my grandma’s eyes) 3:04 love live! school idol festival (can murder my cousin by “anime waifus” + can kill my grandma because of outline) 5:36 honeyworks premium live (ez killstreak for my family) 7:24 ensemble stars!! music (same rating as love live + I know, my cousin’s sexuality is questionable.) 9:14 hypnosis mic : division rap battle (The outline is gonna murder my grandma) 10:33 bandori / bang dream ! (I LOVE YOU RINKO AND AYA!…but my grandma won’t.) 12:01 project sekai / hatsune miku : colorful stage! (I LOVE YOU TOO EMU AND MAFUYA!!! But..the same rating for bandori.) 13:02
I'm ready to pray for the rest of my life on "Ensemble stars"! I really like their universe, the songs are top, and the boys are even better! Anime top too
Yeah they have Like different world for each unit Like Trickstar: happy and cheerful Fine: elegant and angel Ryusetai: hero and meteor Alkoloid: card and amen tatsumi :) Valkyrie: BEST OF THE BEST ART ....
As a rhythm game player that doesn't play idol rhythm games, this is actually quite interesting to see. It is interesting since most of them are pretty simple in mechanics and charting (granted you didn't do the highest difficulty out of fairness). It honestly makes me appreciate how accessible these games are to players who are just getting their bearings on rhythm games. Additionally, it is really interesting how most of these idol rhythm games almost share a specific formula in their gameplay while others feels like a simpler version of a more serious rhythm game (i.e. Hypnosis Mic being a simpler version of Lanota). That being said, if you're up for a more challenging and crazier rhythm games I recommend you try out these games: - Cytus (There's 3 versions of Cytus: Cytus 1, Cytus Alpha, and Cytus 2. Personally, I recommend Cytus 2 as it is a lot better in terms of visuals, charting, and songs. Cytus 1 is still great but its visuals may be confusing to distinguish and its difficulty is all over the place while Cytus Alpha is just a Switch port of Cytus 1. The gameplay is somewhat comparable to Osu if you're familiar with it.) - Deemo (This also has 3 versions: Deemo 1, Deemo Reborn, and Deemo 2. I recommend the original Deemo as it has a lot more songs and most of those songs are godly. Deemo Reborn is just a remaster of the first Deemo with lesser songs but has exclusives and its original purpose is for a PS4 port while Deemo 2 is just a recent release so there's only a little bit of content yet. Gameplay is like playing a piano so its somewhat similar to the gameplay of idol games.) - Arcaea (In my opinion, Arcaea might be up your alley as it feels and has almost the same gameplay formula as idol rhythm games the only difference is that its I'd say 100x more difficult due to its charting and strict note detection but its honestly worth it for the songs.) - Muse Dash (This is arguably what I'd like to call a borderline idol rhythm game and serious rhythm game but lean towards more the serious rhythm game side. It has different characters you can choose to play as each with their own skill and the bubbly style of the game makes it feel like an idol game. The main reasons why it leans more towards the serious rhythm game are the songs not being sung by the characters, wide variety of songs that either have vocals or not, charting and difficulty, and the most important one, characters are unlocked and not gacha'd. You can also play this on PC.) - Lanota (As I said earlier, Hypnosis Mic is a simpler version of Lanota. The main reason why I called it simpler is that Lanota is crazier. How? Imagine playing Hypnosis Mic and the green note pops up but when you hit it, it not only moves the notes but the whole play area all over the screen and sometimes resizing it or even doing a whole 360. That's how crazy Lanota is.) - Voez (Voez is interesting since it looks simple but in actuality is hard as hell. It constantly adds new lanes or merges them mid song. Notes can also switch lanes which makes it really hard to keep track of.) - Dynamix (This one is pretty simple on gameplay as its a simple Mania gameplay. However, what makes Dynamix difficult is that you're pretty much playing at least 2 and at most 3 Mania games. In other words, notes come flying on at least 2 and at most 3 sides of the screen. You'll see notes coming down, going to the left, and going to the right. Its really difficult if you can't keep track of which note is coming first.) - Phigros (The mother of all extremely difficult mobile rhythm games. It combines everything I've said into one whole game. There's not much for me to say than it is an acid trip. Notes coming from everywhere, moving scanline, notes having a mind of its own, fake notes, changing notes, suddenly appearing notes, invisible notes, overlapping notes, every crazy gimmick a mobile rhythm game has. This game is the true test of reaction time, memory, and muscle memory. I do not recommend this game for newbie rhythm game players as its difficulty rivals that of the extremely hard community made maps in Osu which says a lot.) There are a lot more but this is getting long so I apologize if its too long for you to read. I wanted to give you at least an overview of the more hardcore and serious mobile rhythm games out there. That being said I hope I didn't intimidate you on these games as they're really fun it just takes a lot of time for you to get used to. Anyways, looking forward to part 2 if you ever decide to make one. (Edit: Dynamix only has up to 3 sides. Could've sworn there was a 4th line but I guess I'm misremembering things.)
Quick tip with the "pink thing"! You don't always have to hold it down when it's straight (example 2:38) you can just ignore it until it moves or has a flick at the end :D
@@randomly47 Balalaika on highest difficulty lmao that thing is just pure hell Granted those flicks arent flicks, but scratches. Its much easier if you scratch it
D4DJ is actually on the easier side among the rythm games I played.. the pink and orange flicks, if there are many of them and they are near each other, you can just slide/scratch continuously without lifting your finger btw..
@@IiIygarden it's easier than most rythym games (Cytus II, Phigros, Lanota, Aracaea,etc) but definitely a lot harder than most idol games (Bandori, PJ Sekai (dare i say), Love Live, etc). I think the mechanics might be a turn off for most idol game players since it's quite different.
As a fan of D4DJ who also happens to play the games too, The pink thing you struggled was actually the slider. It’s played in manual mode to add more rhythm (eg. Reverb, Bitsound?). Sometimes it ends with the slider flick, the arrow either pointing left or right. Other times you’d have the disc hold with the slider, before the chorus begins. Resulting in *epic click noise.* If I learnt anything from those beginner lesson songs, there is a technique. If the slider is in a straight line, you can leave it untouched and move on with other notes. Once the flick shows up or you need to go an opposite direction, touch it and move it. Actually, It maybe better for you to use multiple fingers…
The original Love Live! SIF game was the first rhythm game I played and what really got me into the genre. Saw someone else say that way to get good at it is basically just to give up your life and yeah that's pretty much it. I just made a habit of playing it for like thirty minutes a day or so until I could get up to expert difficulty level. It's really fun once you get the hang of it
D4DJ is pretty easy once you learn the trick. You have lesser chance of missing a note here than any other rhythm games. Plus it counts "good" as a combo too unlike in Bandori where if u accidentally get "good" you're combo is gone reduced to atoms
As a SIF (Love Live! School Idol Festival) player, it's actually not that hard to play anymore, if you don't have a life and get obsessed to the game like me you can play master difficulty songs in a few months
I just started playing a week ago and I am mostly on Hard difficulty. I don't know what was the problem here in the video with Easy or Normal. Maybe the app was broken or the phone?
people who only play prsk/new to idol rhythm games.. PLEASE AND I MEAN PLEASE. GIVE THE OTHER GAMES A CHANCE. THEY MAY NOT LOOK AS “POLISHED” BUT THEY ARE SO FUN PLZ STOP HATING ON OTHER GAMES AND MAYBE?? TRY THEM??
The first game you played (Taiko no Tatsujin) is actually a console game (and arcade cabinet on Japan) and the version you played is a paid mobile port. I would recommend playing the Switch version of Taiko no Tatsujin Drum N Fun, it's a lot of fun :) ALSO there are english versions for a few of the games you played, those being LLSIF, D4DJ, Bandori, Project Sekai, and Twisted Wonderland.
i didn’t know llsif had an english server actually but everything else i was aware of ! i prefer playing on the jp servers of bandori and pjsekai because there is more content and i’ve been on them for a while 🙏 also i’m going to try taiko no tatsujin on a different device probably 🤔🤔
being good at regular rhythm games like arcaea or cytus really helps with starting these sort since they're quite a bit more difficult I think. Ive tried them all and the ones that really stuck with me are love live(cause nostalgia), enstars, and hypmic. Semi circle supremacy.
i agree, i play arcaea regularly and that helped me when i wanted to try project sekai, i went straight to the expert level and had a bunch of nice scores and fcs
I don't, it kinda backfired at me. I used to play cytus, deemo, lanota, arcaea. So i was confident when i wanted to try bandori on my sister phone.... i failed miserably (probably cause i got used to playing lanota) maybe i will try to play it again
Oh yeah theres literally no way I'd have FC every easy, medium, hard, and half of the expert songs on proseka without VOEZ being my training wheels for like 2 years
@@Metallic_Ashes I mean that's really true no matter what your rhythm game background. I've played the Project Diva games for years and started playing ProSekai (the global version) recently (over a month but less than 2 months) and I've already fc'd all the available songs on Hard and have about a quarter of the Expert songs fc'd Though personally I think the Project Diva console games are harder than the phone one since you have to pay attention to where the notes are flying in from instead of it all just coming from one spot to another spot like in a lot of mobile rhythm games.
my first rhythm game out of all of these was SIF. it surprised me that you couldnt do it first try especially when you said enstars music is your favorite (i just started playing it recently, and i found it pretty easy) but i think it still humbled me because in order to easily play expert maps on enstars today, i had to grind it up from easy to master on SIF years back
As someone who plays both English version and Japanese version of D4DJ, I can confirm that that purple thing is still a monster from hell that's made to break your combo
@@gio87vr games like project sekai and bandori i’ve had on JP for a really long time so i’m used to all the functions by now and it would be a shame to throw away all my progress plus there is much more content which makes it more fun and for games like d4dj and love live i just didn’t feel like switching between my US and JP IDs so that one was out of laziness but the language barrier didn’t really get in the way for the most part
@@therealstaria Makes sense, I play some games in JP but normally I play the EN version too to use knowledge from EN in the JP, and it works fine like that, I even started understanding a little of the text (I understand the JP speech just fine, more than 10 years watching anime and listening to music in JP are not that useless)
im a huge project sekai fan and cant get into any other rythm games because i got used to how clean, simple, and easy to get used to the interface and beat maps are. i gave some other games a try, but they had so many options on the main screen and i got overwhelmed and confused lmao
Yassss A fellow of Roselia fan! Indeed Yukina's voice is sooooo gorgeous and the reason why i start to play bandori. I never give it a try before but i accidentally listen to one of Roselia's song and fall in love right away.
i love hypmic but i cant deny its very funny to me that they have copyright strikes on their songs as if they havent been proven to steal beats and flow from mainstream rappers
LoveLive! was the first rhythm game i ever played, I don't know why you had such a hard time with it, it taught me everything i know when i was like 12 😭😭😭 It's so sad watching you uninstall it, I thought it would be on the top
I play masters on love live to make myself feel better when I’m struggling with something like project diva, it was the first rhythm game I ever played
I feel like they started with Master difficulty instead of dropping down to hard or expert. Also if they were played on a phone with a bigger screen that could also be a problem since the fleshy part of the palm of your hands can touch the edges of the screen and affect tapping notes, since the screen sees your palm as tapping the screen. I mention that because I started playing some of the games here on a new phone, with a slightly bigger screen, and D4DJ, ProSeka, and LLSIF give me some issues with tapping due to that.
@@PinkAgaricus I personally have a big screen and I play w thumbs and it's actually not a problem also the song they were playing was a hard not a master
barely relevant note here: the song cutlery changed my whole life i never felt true emotions before i heard that song after hearing that song, i gained the ability to feel pain and sadness, and with that, happiness. i don't remember my life before hearing that song. it lingers in my mind every second of every day and the tune is forever engrained in my memory. this is completely serious /gen
used to play school idol festival A LOT a few years back, for approximately 5-6 years until they recently changed the gacha mechanics (making it almost impossible to get any cards you wanted unless you whale😔) and i've genuinely missed that game a lot. seeing this makes me feel nostalgic, thank you for trying the game out :))
as someone who has been playing rhythm games for years (most taiko, but also psekai) i recently got into enstars and it gave me carpal tunnel, 10/10 i love it
bandori for me is so easy to progress and play through, one i'd reccomend, it's painful with gachas though so that's one thing i can't stand lmao. you can also quickly access stories as a beginner and start whenever really.
@@user-ts1kp5dj9q I think if I said all of it, it will turn into an essay 😆 I honestly love everything about him! His character design is pretty cool (i'm inlove with his hair color sksksj--) and when he speaks I find it soothing! (ahem own stage is always on repeat). Also he's such a baby, it makes me want to hug him. Anw, I can also relate to him in terms of facing people 🙇♀️
the only thing id have to disagree with is the characters on honeyworks, theyre so cute! they remind me of 2000s shojo manga lol. if the gameplay looked better id download it.
I always forget love live is really hard to new players since I play it so much but watching this video I was like “ya I can see how that is pretty impossible” 💀💀💀
Ive been a big fan of rhythm games for quite some time now, the concept of rhythm games is so simple yet very addictive. Truly one of the most underrated videogame genres of all time my favourite rhythm games are probably osu!mania, muse dash, arcaea and taiko no tatsujin
Definitely recommend to try D4DJ again but the EN version to understand stuffs better, also it got the most customizable settings out of every rhythm games I have played, if you don't feel comfortable with the default one you can always change them however you like. Also try the setlist feature too, it's pretty fun to mix and match songs. Oh and another recommendation to try non idol rhythm games like cytus (1 and 2, preferably 2), dynamix, lanota, phigros and some others, I feel like they're more difficult but also more fun for a pick up and play kind of rhythm game cuz you don't have to worry about building a team or getting a character from gacha to get higher scores 😁
Love live was my first rhythm game and i played it literally all the time, due to that im so used to the circle layout and find it a lot easier. To this day i have a hard time with the rhythm games where the notes are on a straight line bc im so used to the circle
I play BanG Dream and Ensemble Stars and I’m literally rank 108 on bandori but I switched to enstars so now I can’t even beat a single song on bandori 😭
Cool vid. I didn't know about these so I will try them out! Also have you ever played the rhythm game Phigros? Its probably the best rhythm game i've come across so far. You should try it out.
For SIF I think once you increase the note speed it should become easier. Having too many notes on the screen at the same time without guidelines can make it tricky to play. Personally I just set it to the highest speeds.
@@therealstaria here are list of rhythm game I recommend you to try: -Phigros -Kalpa -Arcaea -Musync -Cytus That's all 😂 but If you can't do all, then I recomenf Phigros because it's my favorite XD
I'm rewatching this video since I actually watched this video already last year, And the copyright music part in Ensemble Stars Crazy Roulette is SO FUNNY I CAN'T STOP LAUGHING AT IT PLEASE
Growing stars was only released back in October, so they haven’t been on the App Store for a long while. While the song selection in the game isn’t the best right now, they have a HUGE discography where I’m sure you would find some that you like! The characters also vary in age, due to the premise of how they became idols ( ex. Science teacher became an idol ) but everyone has varying reasons for why they became one! I’d recommend watching the anime to learn more about them and their whole premise!
As a og d4dj player im very happy with the rating!, also the pink line is a note you only have to move around when you see the thicker parts of it if it's a straight line don't move it!
@@therealstaria I used to hate the pink line but i got used to it. Id focus more on songs at no more than 13 difficulty until you get used to moving it around.
my entire life ive only ever played love live so to see u manage to play all the other (imo harder) rhythm games but fail love live feels so weird ??? love live my everything
This made me chuckle. Nice video! I got to discover some games alongside with you and some of them were pretty interesting For the bandori part, same tbh. Used to play it a lot but now I moved on to pjsekai. well, not moving on completely but more like giving focus more onto pjsekai. The thing I like about pjsekai is how snappy and responsive it is compared to bandori. I like the simplistic design of the UI and how poppy(?) it is especially the dialogue spaces. Kinda wish that bandori would revamp their UI design and stuff like using the filter to find a song there is kinda hard T^T unlike pjsekai's. But idk if this is a recency bias or anything since I've just tried pjsekai only recently but the snappiness of the game is definitely my most favourite thing about it and I don't think that will change for me for some time. That and Emu too lol.
i also think notes register a lot better on project sekai but i prefer bandoris gacha system.. project sekai's gacha is so tuff but the songs are rlly good
22/7 is a really fun one imo. i actually really enjoyed the songs, and the play style reminded me of bandori but better (personally i don’t enjoy bandori’s play style but 22/7 made it more fun). the load time is really bad tho.
It was one of my favourite I liked it more than bandori, gacha is better in this game I also liked the cover songs in this game and this game is a lot more fun, so sad that it's gone now😭
Uh- this are like idol games, I mean they *are* rhythm games but its focused on like idol style kind od thing. Because I thought the rhythm games that will be in here are cytus, deemo, voez, arcaea, phigros tec. Looking forward from more of these!
i have taiko on the switch and before that got it on my iphone through an apple arcade free trial. i personally really like the game and there are many different platforms and ways you can play the game, like ps4 and pc. if you like anime, k/j-pop, and vocaloid, you’ll like the songs they have on the game. on the switch, at least, they have co-op options and lots of minigames you can play, like playing the syllables of sushi against other players or a computer, instead of just the songs. i would recommend this game to anyone if you’re able to get it
Thank you for the video! I played Love Live SIF for a good 7 years and quit after around a year of All Stars, at that time i moved to BanG Dream. And hoo boy, i was trash at SIF after playing the other one a while, i honestly thought that SIF wasn't too hard on Master with max speed, but i couldn't do it anymore. D4DJ is really fun, but the pink slider is often very annoying indeed, i recommend playing on 11 speed. For Bang Dream 10.9 is a good speed
I’m over here struggling with the last level of the *Prologue* on Hard in TWST… meanwhile there’s people that are able to play these games no issues. If I played any of the other rhythm games I would die, methinks. Too much to look out for. I’d get 2 misses and 4 goods in a row and immediately close out. Respect for people that play these other games on the list, Idk how you guys do it.
honestly as a producer (idolmaster fan), i'd recommend playing the idolmaster million live theater days or cinderella girls starlight stage (since growing stars shut down last july 31st) if you want similar gameplay, they're still idolmaster but a different branch
It's really cool to see rhythm game players that doesn't play only idol-related rhythm games. Not that it's bad, some of the rhythm games are really underrated and I'm really happy ro see people play them especially Hypmic 😭
@@therealstaria hypmic may or may not have ruined my music taste and for some reason it's hard to leave the fandom lmao it's just way too chaotic and crazy but the manga and story is undeniably interesting.
As someone that started out the rhythm game adventure with love live sif, I have to say I have love the game and played it every single break during HS. Ever since the end of life of the game I haven’t found any game quite like it. Kinda just waiting on sif 2 to fulfill my life game.
Because of this video the Pave Etoiles song you played from Idolmaster Side M is stuck in my head. I cant stop singing it and I don’t even play that game
love live is actually one of the easiest rhythm games for me. I used to only use my thumb and the curve was super easy for thumb players. I have once played the honeyworks one but I lost my acc and just lose all my will to make another acc 😭 I played Cytus 12 and dynamix before but again, I deleted them because my phone don’t have enough space Idk why but my iPad somehow cannot download lanota??? right now I only play project sekai, arcaea and bandori (mostly just arcaea and bandori) and my friend play prosek, enstars and Idolish 7 I am not a big fan of pro sek because I find it very difficult to read the long and short notes 🥲 and I just don’t have time to play it
i love project sekai 😭 but i absolutely am HORRIBLE with arcaea. my brain cannot comprehend the skyline and i cant get used to it 😭 i srsly want to play the game properly but i cant bc i suck at using my other fingers (i only use my pointer fingers when i play)
@@xqziris omfg same, like the sky notes are literally 3D how do people read those?! And you are supposed to read them with the floor notes at the same time?! Like I have no problem playing lovelive, bandori, project Sekai, and D4DJ on the highest difficulty levels (excluding the D4DJ’s 7 min long 16+ chart 😳 ), but I can’t play most of future levels in Arcaea, pls send help
@@Anna-kz7kmas a 12.51 potential player here are some recommendations 1. turn up the speed so that the notes are further apart and easier to read 2. record a chart view and slow it down slowing down charts help you read charts and memorize patterns a lot better, so you'll improve faster that way. 3. watch pro players play arcaea slow down the video and observe their hand placements. hand placements are especially important in arcaea since your hands move a lot in this game. don't watch stalight tho, her multifinger is really hard to understand even for me.
i would love to see you review rayark rhythm games like cytus and voez! psekai is also taking over my life but nowadays i just login to do my daily challenge and see if there are any new songs for the international ver
i didnt even know there was another side M game outside of on stage. this one in your video looks more like what i was expecting when i downloaded on stage
Ohhh Mstage was something that was great in the idea but really bad execution, and bandai realized this so, they literally closed that game a year ago, and the new one thats been out almost a year, ITS LITERALLY THE BEST!!!! if you have time pls check it out ,the illustrations and the 2d animations are so freaking good!! Right my oshi Yukihiro Kamiya is having The june wedding gacha AND THOSE CARDS OMG!!!! so yeah!! Also on twitter they upload the animations of those cards!! The twitter account is called Sidem gs or something like that, but yeah pls check them out!!!
@@omars7191 yeah i really ended up hating the gameplay for on stage so unfortunately it didnt get played very much i will definitely check out this new game!
its might be because i started my gacha rhythm game "career" on llsif but imo its not that difficult to play it, even with my small hands n phone - however, i can DEFINITELY see how it could be hard to play it glad you're also stuck in enstars and hypmic hell
as a pjsekai fan since June of 2022, N25 being ur fav is very valid, my personal favorite group is VBS but that's mostly because I relate to their aesthetic and they passed the vibe check since the beginning of the game. N25 is second tho because lore is amazing and I love their songs so much.
ahh it looks like this video was made after aaside closed 😔 it was a rly fun rhythm game tbh, sure it was laggy but the music was good and the songs were nice to play, plus there was an addition idle game activity that would earn you points over time so that was really nice too 💔 it closed at the end of january and i miss it so much already
Crazy Roulette is my favorite enstars song they had NO business making it that good😭, I also like project sekai, but I stopped playing it cause I can't stand how your score is mostly determined by how powerful your cards are
Ooh interesting ! Honestly I'm not a fan of Bandori, Love Live, Hypnosis Mic, Ensemble Stars, idols games...not my cup of tea. However, I love Project Sekai. At first, I was hesitant to download it, and when I saw the presence of Vocaloid, being a fan of this type of music for a long time, I thought, "Why not !" (I had downloaded the Japanese version and for the dialogues I watched the translations on UA-cam). The groups are unique and each has their own style of singing, dancing, music. More More Jump is very Idol-like but I like their covers. My favorite band is Vivid Bad Squad. Don't take this the wrong way, but I feel like the other games like "Ensemble Stars!", etc..are all the same, and the song style doesn't work for me, I feel like I'm listening to the same thing from one group to another. Whereas for Project Sekai, sure it's mostly Vocaloid covers, but there are originals that are a pleasure to listen to. You can find your favorite band and characters, I really like the story of 25-niji (And please there ray by Bump of Chicken, one of my favourite J-Pop group😍). For others rythm games, I like Arcaea, visually it's beautiful, the chara design give desire and the story is nice. The music too, moreover, the version on Switch contains songs that are not paid (unlike the mobile version), and I like it. I have a little trouble with the hard mode, but it's ok, for some songs I can do it. I didn't know Deemo, I have the second opus and I'm not disappointed, the graphics and music are beautiful, the game has just been released, I can't wait to know the sequel. And to play the first opus too. I like Taiko no Tatsujin, I had tested this game in convention, there is a lot of music I like (like Zenzenzense by Radwimps), it's perfect ! Same for Osu, I can make my own music library and have fun ! For Project Sekai now I'm rank 96 on JP ver - Rank 20 (if I remember) on the English version.
@@masato-fukase most of idol franchise has a lot of diversity style and genre of music actually if you dig enough their discography especially for love live! And the idolm@ster series ,also of course they have a sub/unit with different concept visual and genre music too. Don't forget the solo songs with different style & genre that matching with each character aesthetic or personality
taiko no tatsujin is a game that is exclusive to some arcade machines and consoles (PS (2-5), nintendo consoles (DS, 3DS, Switch), the mobile version is only a clone of the original bandai namco game...
1:07 the reason why you didn't understood is because the song you tried to play was in the paid version but a few of them like saitama 2000 are free on this one (also its called taiko no tatsujin + , drum'n'fun is the first one on switch). Hope that helps ^^"
here is the part 2 if anybody wants to see my phone storage get destroyed again:
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Great video! But, lemme just say that you probably got the iOS ver. of Taiko. Taiko no Tatsujin Drum n' Fun! is for the Switch, and MUCH better than the mobile version.
Thanks!
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Load times stuck because ip block, you know
There's a assist button on any tiles in D4DJ
After this video you have like 10 japanise trackers watching u lol :D
i love when rhythm games only put in those single notes. no long notes, flicks, or anything else. i love note spamming 😍
yeah me too
*SINGLE NOTES SUPREMACY*
*Looks at lanota*
i love note spamming that include flicks and certain patterns
@@visionarystar howww the second flicks are added in note spams my brain shuts down ☹️
10:41 SONG CONTEXT: the two idiots rapping in this (Samatoki and Ichiro) are in the hot springs and theyre having a competition on who can stay in said hot springs longer. So thats why theyre moaning... theyre complaining abt how hot it's getting but they refuse to get out cuz of their dumb little competition LMAO
This is a certified Taka and Mondo moment
I don't know if the context made it better or worse
They're so fucking stupid and the sad part is that I love them 😔
Arent they just moaning and groaning about how hungry they are? 😭 Bro they so stupid but in a good way
@@kjryv yes they are
The thing that struck me the most was just how clean Project Sekai looks compared to some of the others. As a long time Project Diva player who is obviously into Vocaloid music I think I'm going to download it and give it a whirl. Thanks.
How do you find the game?
@@Sunny00002 its also called colorful stage
You'll struggle trying to play both diva and sekai coz they're both addictive 😬😬😬
Yeah, pjsk is more based on aesthetics and like bandori for examp,e is more on just rhythm
Yeah prsk looks very clean compared to others especially (same w bandori they both look very clean)
Genuinely SO grateful for the UI in proseka. Because I LOVE rhythm games but I can’t play like 99% of them (looking at you idol games………) because the UIs are SO DAMN UGLY AND CROWDED LIKE even when I play in English I get so overwhelmed and lost!!!! But proseka is so slick and clean and easy to get used to 😌😌😌 as a massive vocaloid game stan I’m SOOOOO happy that I actively ENJOY playing this game because I have probably over 500 hours in project diva lmao and I’d be heartbroken if I couldn’t stand playing this one when it has so many modern songs!
the only rhythm game where i actually stayed 🥲
@@DhrithionVocalssame
The UI is changing next year. You can see what it looks like if you look at the JP version. I’m not a fan of it personally.
@@TheSpongyMallard I know, I’m very upset about it 😩😩😩
@@HeyItsNovalee I kinda like the new song select, but everything else looks worse. Funny how Bandori’s new UI update tomorrow looks similar to current EN Project Sekai’s.
Im actually surprised by how many rhythm games there are. Well. Maybe because i only have bandori on my phone.. lmao
update : Now i have Pianista to accompany bandori.
and there is more this was only the really popular ones
Same, but with project sekai (I have bandori before too but I decided to delete it to free up some storage...)
Same, but with phigros.
@@therealstaria oh my
@@_eiilise relatable, it took many storage spaces after all lol
WHY DO THEY ALL ASK FOR TRACKING
they r obsessed with me
@@therealstaria i cant help but find it hilarious
They ask that to give u personalized ads
@@skidmark8519 For Love Live SIF it's for the login and mailbox gift box feature. (when there is a button that says view on the login calendar [current day/next day] window)
@@IslingUntoThyself no they dont lmao
The fact that one of the requirements is that your grandma is able to play the game is hilarious
Honeyworks is actually really sweet, the gacha isn't rough and songs tell a certain story. Characters aren't created for the sake of being attractive to the player or fanservice, they all just have their own stories and connections which is really interesting and makes you root for them
How did you opened the game? i had the same problem just like in the video
as someone whose first rhythm game was school idol festival it’s interesting seeing people adjust to the half circle style when it comes so naturally to me. i had so much trouble with bandori and sekai
rightt the half circle shape just feels more natural (as a phone player). i quit bandori after getting into enstars bc the difference is so painful
yep as someone who first played Love Live, trying to play bandori was basically impossible for me ;-;
Yo i used to play love live too and its so easy for me + my luck in that game is amazing- i struggled with bandori but i got the hang of it i cant full combo hard difficulty 👍👍
i’ve recently become addicted to enstars, and after playing sekai after a couple days, i found it so difficult since i got used to the semi circle lmao. I ended up deleting it since i hardly play it anymore
Yes me too
IM LIKE CRYING OVER THE ENSTARS COPYRIGHT PART HELP THE MUSIC
i was being tortured it was one copyright after another Head in hands
I had the song stuck in my head anyways so i was just singing the song while the copyright part came up 🤡
Games + Timestamp (in order) :
taiko no tatsuiin : drum ‘n’ fun! (My grandma was able to play to somehow)
0:27
d4dj groovy mix (the pink thing would kill 5 generations of my ancestors)
1:26
the idolmaster side-m : growing stars (the background can kill my grandma’s eyes)
3:04
love live! school idol festival (can murder my cousin by “anime waifus” + can kill my grandma because of outline)
5:36
honeyworks premium live (ez killstreak for my family)
7:24
ensemble stars!! music (same rating as love live + I know, my cousin’s sexuality is questionable.)
9:14
hypnosis mic : division rap battle (The outline is gonna murder my grandma)
10:33
bandori / bang dream ! (I LOVE YOU RINKO AND AYA!…but my grandma won’t.)
12:01
project sekai / hatsune miku : colorful stage! (I LOVE YOU TOO EMU AND MAFUYA!!! But..the same rating for bandori.)
13:02
flor
I'm ready to pray for the rest of my life on "Ensemble stars"! I really like their universe, the songs are top, and the boys are even better! Anime top too
Yeah they have Like different world for each unit Like
Trickstar: happy and cheerful
Fine: elegant and angel
Ryusetai: hero and meteor
Alkoloid: card and amen tatsumi :)
Valkyrie: BEST OF THE BEST ART
....
As a rhythm game player that doesn't play idol rhythm games, this is actually quite interesting to see. It is interesting since most of them are pretty simple in mechanics and charting (granted you didn't do the highest difficulty out of fairness). It honestly makes me appreciate how accessible these games are to players who are just getting their bearings on rhythm games. Additionally, it is really interesting how most of these idol rhythm games almost share a specific formula in their gameplay while others feels like a simpler version of a more serious rhythm game (i.e. Hypnosis Mic being a simpler version of Lanota).
That being said, if you're up for a more challenging and crazier rhythm games I recommend you try out these games:
- Cytus (There's 3 versions of Cytus: Cytus 1, Cytus Alpha, and Cytus 2. Personally, I recommend Cytus 2 as it is a lot better in terms of visuals, charting, and songs. Cytus 1 is still great but its visuals may be confusing to distinguish and its difficulty is all over the place while Cytus Alpha is just a Switch port of Cytus 1. The gameplay is somewhat comparable to Osu if you're familiar with it.)
- Deemo (This also has 3 versions: Deemo 1, Deemo Reborn, and Deemo 2. I recommend the original Deemo as it has a lot more songs and most of those songs are godly. Deemo Reborn is just a remaster of the first Deemo with lesser songs but has exclusives and its original purpose is for a PS4 port while Deemo 2 is just a recent release so there's only a little bit of content yet. Gameplay is like playing a piano so its somewhat similar to the gameplay of idol games.)
- Arcaea (In my opinion, Arcaea might be up your alley as it feels and has almost the same gameplay formula as idol rhythm games the only difference is that its I'd say 100x more difficult due to its charting and strict note detection but its honestly worth it for the songs.)
- Muse Dash (This is arguably what I'd like to call a borderline idol rhythm game and serious rhythm game but lean towards more the serious rhythm game side. It has different characters you can choose to play as each with their own skill and the bubbly style of the game makes it feel like an idol game. The main reasons why it leans more towards the serious rhythm game are the songs not being sung by the characters, wide variety of songs that either have vocals or not, charting and difficulty, and the most important one, characters are unlocked and not gacha'd. You can also play this on PC.)
- Lanota (As I said earlier, Hypnosis Mic is a simpler version of Lanota. The main reason why I called it simpler is that Lanota is crazier. How? Imagine playing Hypnosis Mic and the green note pops up but when you hit it, it not only moves the notes but the whole play area all over the screen and sometimes resizing it or even doing a whole 360. That's how crazy Lanota is.)
- Voez (Voez is interesting since it looks simple but in actuality is hard as hell. It constantly adds new lanes or merges them mid song. Notes can also switch lanes which makes it really hard to keep track of.)
- Dynamix (This one is pretty simple on gameplay as its a simple Mania gameplay. However, what makes Dynamix difficult is that you're pretty much playing at least 2 and at most 3 Mania games. In other words, notes come flying on at least 2 and at most 3 sides of the screen. You'll see notes coming down, going to the left, and going to the right. Its really difficult if you can't keep track of which note is coming first.)
- Phigros (The mother of all extremely difficult mobile rhythm games. It combines everything I've said into one whole game. There's not much for me to say than it is an acid trip. Notes coming from everywhere, moving scanline, notes having a mind of its own, fake notes, changing notes, suddenly appearing notes, invisible notes, overlapping notes, every crazy gimmick a mobile rhythm game has. This game is the true test of reaction time, memory, and muscle memory. I do not recommend this game for newbie rhythm game players as its difficulty rivals that of the extremely hard community made maps in Osu which says a lot.)
There are a lot more but this is getting long so I apologize if its too long for you to read. I wanted to give you at least an overview of the more hardcore and serious mobile rhythm games out there. That being said I hope I didn't intimidate you on these games as they're really fun it just takes a lot of time for you to get used to. Anyways, looking forward to part 2 if you ever decide to make one.
(Edit: Dynamix only has up to 3 sides. Could've sworn there was a 4th line but I guess I'm misremembering things.)
I really reccomend Arcaea
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE RECS AND DESCRIPTIONS hopefully i can make the time to start part 2 soon i’m looking forward to trying these out🙏🙏
Phigros is god
I LOVE THE CYTUS GAMES AAAAAA
@@therealstaria Phigros is a game for masochists,my poor fingers and brain....
Quick tip with the "pink thing"! You don't always have to hold it down when it's straight (example 2:38) you can just ignore it until it moves or has a flick at the end :D
yes thank you😞😞 i learned this after i deleted it maybe i’ll go crawling back i did like the music
wait till this video creator sees continuous flicks that thing suck
@@randomly47 Balalaika on highest difficulty lmao that thing is just pure hell
Granted those flicks arent flicks, but scratches. Its much easier if you scratch it
D4DJ is actually on the easier side among the rythm games I played.. the pink and orange flicks, if there are many of them and they are near each other, you can just slide/scratch continuously without lifting your finger btw..
@@IiIygarden it's easier than most rythym games (Cytus II, Phigros, Lanota, Aracaea,etc) but definitely a lot harder than most idol games (Bandori, PJ Sekai (dare i say), Love Live, etc). I think the mechanics might be a turn off for most idol game players since it's quite different.
As a fan of D4DJ who also happens to play the games too,
The pink thing you struggled was actually the slider. It’s played in manual mode to add more rhythm (eg. Reverb, Bitsound?).
Sometimes it ends with the slider flick, the arrow either pointing left or right.
Other times you’d have the disc hold with the slider, before the chorus begins. Resulting in *epic click noise.*
If I learnt anything from those beginner lesson songs, there is a technique.
If the slider is in a straight line, you can leave it untouched and move on with other notes.
Once the flick shows up or you need to go an opposite direction, touch it and move it.
Actually, It maybe better for you to use multiple fingers…
The original Love Live! SIF game was the first rhythm game I played and what really got me into the genre. Saw someone else say that way to get good at it is basically just to give up your life and yeah that's pretty much it. I just made a habit of playing it for like thirty minutes a day or so until I could get up to expert difficulty level. It's really fun once you get the hang of it
D4DJ is pretty easy once you learn the trick. You have lesser chance of missing a note here than any other rhythm games. Plus it counts "good" as a combo too unlike in Bandori where if u accidentally get "good" you're combo is gone reduced to atoms
Same thing goes to PJSekai.
@@mirza2698 PJSekai much easier than Bandori except for Master XD it's hard to FC songs at that lv
it was easy for me to get the hang of but it still took me 5 months to full combo high tension bpm
@@nohintshere ➡️⬅️➡️⬅️➡️⬅️➡️⬅️
@@heatr3d597 _i can still hear the flick noises_
As a SIF (Love Live! School Idol Festival) player, it's actually not that hard to play anymore, if you don't have a life and get obsessed to the game like me you can play master difficulty songs in a few months
😭😭😭
I just started playing a week ago and I am mostly on Hard difficulty. I don't know what was the problem here in the video with Easy or Normal. Maybe the app was broken or the phone?
For me Love Live gameplay is easier than project sekai and bandori type of gameplay
@@bu04 yess agree, especially project sekai because the different size of note, it's get me confused
Exactly
people who only play prsk/new to idol rhythm games..
PLEASE AND I MEAN PLEASE. GIVE THE OTHER GAMES A CHANCE. THEY MAY NOT LOOK AS “POLISHED” BUT THEY ARE SO FUN PLZ STOP HATING ON OTHER GAMES AND MAYBE?? TRY THEM??
i adore your transitions with the different music and the "rating" system. its so quirky, fun and cute!
The first game you played (Taiko no Tatsujin) is actually a console game (and arcade cabinet on Japan) and the version you played is a paid mobile port. I would recommend playing the Switch version of Taiko no Tatsujin Drum N Fun, it's a lot of fun :)
ALSO there are english versions for a few of the games you played, those being LLSIF, D4DJ, Bandori, Project Sekai, and Twisted Wonderland.
i didn’t know llsif had an english server actually but everything else i was aware of ! i prefer playing on the jp servers of bandori and pjsekai because there is more content and i’ve been on them for a while 🙏 also i’m going to try taiko no tatsujin on a different device probably 🤔🤔
@@therealstaria where can u find english proseka??😔😔sorry im new
@@syazwansairuzi3807 THANKS SO MUCH IT RLLY HELPS 😭😭👍
@@bleghgh2126 i believe it’s under a different name! like colorful stage or something like that
@@therealstaria YES YES I HAVE IT NOW THANKS👍👍👿
being good at regular rhythm games like arcaea or cytus really helps with starting these sort since they're quite a bit more difficult I think. Ive tried them all and the ones that really stuck with me are love live(cause nostalgia), enstars, and hypmic. Semi circle supremacy.
i agree, i play arcaea regularly and that helped me when i wanted to try project sekai, i went straight to the expert level and had a bunch of nice scores and fcs
I don't, it kinda backfired at me. I used to play cytus, deemo, lanota, arcaea. So i was confident when i wanted to try bandori on my sister phone.... i failed miserably (probably cause i got used to playing lanota) maybe i will try to play it again
Oh yeah theres literally no way I'd have FC every easy, medium, hard, and half of the expert songs on proseka without VOEZ being my training wheels for like 2 years
@@Metallic_Ashes I mean that's really true no matter what your rhythm game background. I've played the Project Diva games for years and started playing ProSekai (the global version) recently (over a month but less than 2 months) and I've already fc'd all the available songs on Hard and have about a quarter of the Expert songs fc'd
Though personally I think the Project Diva console games are harder than the phone one since you have to pay attention to where the notes are flying in from instead of it all just coming from one spot to another spot like in a lot of mobile rhythm games.
16:36 "some songs might kill my grandma" I JUST KNEW U MEAN IFUUDOUDOU
my first rhythm game out of all of these was SIF. it surprised me that you couldnt do it first try especially when you said enstars music is your favorite (i just started playing it recently, and i found it pretty easy) but i think it still humbled me because in order to easily play expert maps on enstars today, i had to grind it up from easy to master on SIF years back
As someone who used to play d4dj I can confirm, that purple thing is a monster from hell made to break your combo
As someone who plays both English version and Japanese version of D4DJ, I can confirm that that purple thing is still a monster from hell that's made to break your combo
As a D4EN enjoyer, we r on the same page, homie.
I love the notes though? Once you get used to them, they are just fun
@@lecouchpotato2882 Until it lags j u s t a b i t and you just tap too fast and it ruins your combo
Espacially the purple arrow slide (they put a note in the middle of it like wtf?)
heyyyy guysssss since some people feel the need to point it out every 5 seconds Yes ! i am aware that some of these games have EN versions !!!!
So you know about it, but the question right after that would be "then why do you play the JP version if you can't understand anything?"
@@gio87vr games like project sekai and bandori i’ve had on JP for a really long time so i’m used to all the functions by now and it would be a shame to throw away all my progress plus there is much more content which makes it more fun and for games like d4dj and love live i just didn’t feel like switching between my US and JP IDs so that one was out of laziness but the language barrier didn’t really get in the way for the most part
@@therealstaria Makes sense, I play some games in JP but normally I play the EN version too to use knowledge from EN in the JP, and it works fine like that, I even started understanding a little of the text (I understand the JP speech just fine, more than 10 years watching anime and listening to music in JP are not that useless)
Geometry dash where 🥺
@@therealstaria what is the song playing during the transitions?? Is that from line play?
im a huge project sekai fan and cant get into any other rythm games because i got used to how clean, simple, and easy to get used to the interface and beat maps are. i gave some other games a try, but they had so many options on the main screen and i got overwhelmed and confused lmao
Yassss A fellow of Roselia fan! Indeed Yukina's voice is sooooo gorgeous and the reason why i start to play bandori. I never give it a try before but i accidentally listen to one of Roselia's song and fall in love right away.
i love hypmic but i cant deny its very funny to me that they have copyright strikes on their songs as if they havent been proven to steal beats and flow from mainstream rappers
LoveLive! was the first rhythm game i ever played, I don't know why you had such a hard time with it, it taught me everything i know when i was like 12 😭😭😭 It's so sad watching you uninstall it, I thought it would be on the top
Same :"c
I was 11 when I got it and im now 17 and I've gotten too used to it its the easiest game for me
I play masters on love live to make myself feel better when I’m struggling with something like project diva, it was the first rhythm game I ever played
I feel like they started with Master difficulty instead of dropping down to hard or expert.
Also if they were played on a phone with a bigger screen that could also be a problem since the fleshy part of the palm of your hands can touch the edges of the screen and affect tapping notes, since the screen sees your palm as tapping the screen.
I mention that because I started playing some of the games here on a new phone, with a slightly bigger screen, and D4DJ, ProSeka, and LLSIF give me some issues with tapping due to that.
@@PinkAgaricus I personally have a big screen and I play w thumbs and it's actually not a problem also the song they were playing was a hard not a master
Thank you for making this video, it introduced me to project sekai and now i play it every single day
barely relevant note here:
the song cutlery changed my whole life i never felt true emotions before i heard that song
after hearing that song, i gained the ability to feel pain and sadness, and with that, happiness. i don't remember my life before hearing that song. it lingers in my mind every second of every day and the tune is forever engrained in my memory.
this is completely serious /gen
Dude how does it feel to actually be Mafuyu?
Anyways, I hope you're okay.
YOUR EDITING IS SO FUNNY LMAO and it was an awesome vid to watch thanks for the laughs
THE FKN EDM MUSIC THAT PLAYS WHEN YOU DELETE AN APP I CANT NOT GIGGLE ABOUT IT VBHFJGFEH
THANK YOU also i like ur sasaki pfp 🤝
THE CAPTIONS R SO FUNNY ESPECIALLY THE HYPMIC SLANDER LMFAOOO
Bandori is my favorite ! Not only do I like playing the actual charts, I’m in love with the whole story behind the game !
As a huge Bandori enjoyer, same goes to urs!
Same :D
Sameee!
yee >:D
whats the story even
used to play school idol festival A LOT a few years back, for approximately 5-6 years until they recently changed the gacha mechanics (making it almost impossible to get any cards you wanted unless you whale😔) and i've genuinely missed that game a lot. seeing this makes me feel nostalgic, thank you for trying the game out :))
as someone who has been playing rhythm games for years (most taiko, but also psekai) i recently got into enstars and it gave me carpal tunnel, 10/10 i love it
bandori for me is so easy to progress and play through, one i'd reccomend, it's painful with gachas though so that's one thing i can't stand lmao. you can also quickly access stories as a beginner and start whenever really.
yes like I think I'll never be able to get ONE 4 stars.
@@colorfulflop I have 4 of them
im glad you like love live, every song is good but in the game its really difficult to play and im happy to see hypmic here 🙏🙏
Ayo a rosho simp
@@user-ts1kp5dj9q Yes i am 😎
@@roshosimp can I,,, can I hear you talk about your love for Rosho? Pretty please 🙏
@@user-ts1kp5dj9q I think if I said all of it, it will turn into an essay 😆
I honestly love everything about him! His character design is pretty cool (i'm inlove with his hair color sksksj--) and when he speaks I find it soothing! (ahem own stage is always on repeat). Also he's such a baby, it makes me want to hug him. Anw, I can also relate to him in terms of facing people 🙇♀️
@@user-ts1kp5dj9q perhaps do you also love rosho? 🙏🙏
Loved the “would kill my grandma” parts 😂
The way you captioned this made me laugh lol
I don't play rhythm games but now I might give them a try
the only thing id have to disagree with is the characters on honeyworks, theyre so cute! they remind me of 2000s shojo manga lol. if the gameplay looked better id download it.
Maybe I’m biased as it is my first rhythm game, but hanipre is really fun! The gameplays fine, but then again I only play enstars and hanipre so…
I always forget love live is really hard to new players since I play it so much but watching this video I was like “ya I can see how that is pretty impossible” 💀💀💀
I was just looking for the project sekai one! I saw someone else playing it and it looked cool, ty!
Ive been a big fan of rhythm games for quite some time now, the concept of rhythm games is so simple yet very addictive. Truly one of the most underrated videogame genres of all time
my favourite rhythm games are probably osu!mania, muse dash, arcaea and taiko no tatsujin
Definitely recommend to try D4DJ again but the EN version to understand stuffs better, also it got the most customizable settings out of every rhythm games I have played, if you don't feel comfortable with the default one you can always change them however you like. Also try the setlist feature too, it's pretty fun to mix and match songs.
Oh and another recommendation to try non idol rhythm games like cytus (1 and 2, preferably 2), dynamix, lanota, phigros and some others, I feel like they're more difficult but also more fun for a pick up and play kind of rhythm game cuz you don't have to worry about building a team or getting a character from gacha to get higher scores 😁
please in d4dj ur not supposed to hold onto the pink thing u j have to flick or move quickly it if the chart needs u to 😭😭😭
somewhere in the back of my mind i was like im definitely playing wrong bc why would they make u have to use like 3 fingers at a time
@@therealstaria yeah they play them self !!
3:35 this one looks as if pjsekai and ensemble stars had a baby
Pjsekai and ensemble stars did WHAT with eachother 💀
Love live was my first rhythm game and i played it literally all the time, due to that im so used to the circle layout and find it a lot easier. To this day i have a hard time with the rhythm games where the notes are on a straight line bc im so used to the circle
I play BanG Dream and Ensemble Stars and I’m literally rank 108 on bandori but I switched to enstars so now I can’t even beat a single song on bandori 😭
THE STRAIGHT TO SEMI CIRCLE SWITCH IS A TRICKY ONE
@@therealstaria Yes it is very hard
"THIS PINK THING HAS TO GOO"
But that's the special note so it'll look like a dj deck- and also did you follow the tutorial😭😭
Cool vid. I didn't know about these so I will try them out! Also have you ever played the rhythm game Phigros? Its probably the best rhythm game i've come across so far. You should try it out.
For SIF I think once you increase the note speed it should become easier. Having too many notes on the screen at the same time without guidelines can make it tricky to play. Personally I just set it to the highest speeds.
giving hypmic 2/5 compared to bandori's 5/5 is an absolute travesty 😭😭
shocked by my own score bc i basically never play bandori unless i’m really bored
Hypmic doesn't have a lot of good songs srry 😔😔
@@Elli25 ummmm are we talking about the same franchise because hypmic has so many bangers what 😭😭
@@novembers_GH0ST maybe it's just not my vibe srry, i just find most of their rapping skills awful and unacceptable srry. I do like fling posse tho
@@Elli25 can you elaborate on the "awful and unacceptable" bit because that goes far beyond just saying that hypmic isn't to your taste
btw feel free to suggest other rhythm games ✅✅ maybe i’ll make a part 2 if i have enough
imas cg starlight stage? i know you played one imas game but it has different live modes! (smart mode, grand live, master+, witch)
@@USER_78999 i’ll check it out !!!
@@therealstaria here are list of rhythm game I recommend you to try:
-Phigros
-Kalpa
-Arcaea
-Musync
-Cytus
That's all 😂 but If you can't do all, then I recomenf Phigros because it's my favorite XD
PLAY CYTUSSS, ITS GOOD (in my opinion)
Arcaea
5:50 memories,SIF1 terminated all their servers on March 31st,2023 😭😭😭😭
I'm rewatching this video since I actually watched this video already last year,
And the copyright music part in Ensemble Stars Crazy Roulette is SO FUNNY I CAN'T STOP LAUGHING AT IT PLEASE
Growing stars was only released back in October, so they haven’t been on the App Store for a long while. While the song selection in the game isn’t the best right now, they have a HUGE discography where I’m sure you would find some that you like! The characters also vary in age, due to the premise of how they became idols ( ex. Science teacher became an idol ) but everyone has varying reasons for why they became one! I’d recommend watching the anime to learn more about them and their whole premise!
As a og d4dj player im very happy with the rating!, also the pink line is a note you only have to move around when you see the thicker parts of it if it's a straight line don't move it!
i’m gonna end up crawling back to it i believe…. i wanna give it a second chance
@@therealstaria I used to hate the pink line but i got used to it. Id focus more on songs at no more than 13 difficulty until you get used to moving it around.
my entire life ive only ever played love live so to see u manage to play all the other (imo harder) rhythm games but fail love live feels so weird ??? love live my everything
Im envious of your Kohaku collection
this editing was so fun and entertaining omg nice job!!
This made me chuckle. Nice video! I got to discover some games alongside with you and some of them were pretty interesting
For the bandori part, same tbh. Used to play it a lot but now I moved on to pjsekai. well, not moving on completely but more like giving focus more onto pjsekai. The thing I like about pjsekai is how snappy and responsive it is compared to bandori. I like the simplistic design of the UI and how poppy(?) it is especially the dialogue spaces. Kinda wish that bandori would revamp their UI design and stuff like using the filter to find a song there is kinda hard T^T unlike pjsekai's. But idk if this is a recency bias or anything since I've just tried pjsekai only recently but the snappiness of the game is definitely my most favourite thing about it and I don't think that will change for me for some time. That and Emu too lol.
i also think notes register a lot better on project sekai but i prefer bandoris gacha system.. project sekai's gacha is so tuff but the songs are rlly good
I changed the layout or whatever you call that because so much is happening I cant even concentrate with how bright it is 😰
oh damn didn’t know that there were so many rhythm games :0 btw whats the music u used for rating and deleting the games?
I never knew that Ado was on pjsekai, thank you for showing, I absolutely love Ado
22/7 is a really fun one imo. i actually really enjoyed the songs, and the play style reminded me of bandori but better (personally i don’t enjoy bandori’s play style but 22/7 made it more fun). the load time is really bad tho.
fly high 22/7 game u will be missed
@@therealstaria it’s so sad💔💔
i didn’t realize it was already gone, since it’s still in the app store
It was one of my favourite I liked it more than bandori, gacha is better in this game I also liked the cover songs in this game and this game is a lot more fun, so sad that it's gone now😭
Uh- this are like idol games, I mean they *are* rhythm games but its focused on like idol style kind od thing. Because I thought the rhythm games that will be in here are cytus, deemo, voez, arcaea, phigros tec. Looking forward from more of these!
yeah i got recommended those games after i made this so i will probably make a part 2 with those !
@@therealstaria you could also try tone sphere if ya want there is also stuff like dynamix but its up to you tbh
i have taiko on the switch and before that got it on my iphone through an apple arcade free trial. i personally really like the game and there are many different platforms and ways you can play the game, like ps4 and pc. if you like anime, k/j-pop, and vocaloid, you’ll like the songs they have on the game. on the switch, at least, they have co-op options and lots of minigames you can play, like playing the syllables of sushi against other players or a computer, instead of just the songs. i would recommend this game to anyone if you’re able to get it
The dancing animations in idol master are genuinely terrifying
Thank you for the video! I played Love Live SIF for a good 7 years and quit after around a year of All Stars, at that time i moved to BanG Dream. And hoo boy, i was trash at SIF after playing the other one a while, i honestly thought that SIF wasn't too hard on Master with max speed, but i couldn't do it anymore. D4DJ is really fun, but the pink slider is often very annoying indeed, i recommend playing on 11 speed. For Bang Dream 10.9 is a good speed
I’m over here struggling with the last level of the *Prologue* on Hard in TWST… meanwhile there’s people that are able to play these games no issues. If I played any of the other rhythm games I would die, methinks. Too much to look out for. I’d get 2 misses and 4 goods in a row and immediately close out. Respect for people that play these other games on the list, Idk how you guys do it.
The fact that you can hold these games so smoothly and not lag is amazing bro- i can barely hold on into ensemble stars without crashing 😭😭
honestly as a producer (idolmaster fan), i'd recommend playing the idolmaster million live theater days or cinderella girls starlight stage (since growing stars shut down last july 31st) if you want similar gameplay, they're still idolmaster but a different branch
3:40 “So…Can you tell which one of us is Hikaru?”
It's really cool to see rhythm game players that doesn't play only idol-related rhythm games. Not that it's bad, some of the rhythm games are really underrated and I'm really happy ro see people play them especially Hypmic 😭
Dropped a sub, I enjoyed the editing and funny moments
Love Hypnosis mic a lot :3
Just today started Ensemble Stars :3
10:45 in that song, Samatoki and Ichiro are doing a quizz in a sauna, and in that part, they were dying of hunger and thirst
GELP I DID NOT EXPECT HYPMIC TO BE HERE. I PLAY MOST OF THESE GAMES BUT IF THEY WONT LOAD I WOULD IMMEDIATELY DELETE IT
i’ve been into hypmic since may last year and now i cannot leave i am not an active player but i keep up with the manga for whatever reason
@@therealstaria hypmic may or may not have ruined my music taste and for some reason it's hard to leave the fandom lmao it's just way too chaotic and crazy but the manga and story is undeniably interesting.
@@sksskkskssks9830 the way hypmic music made it into my spotify wrapped…… i am never making it out of here….
@@therealstaria lmao fling posse and buster bros went into my top artists
As someone that started out the rhythm game adventure with love live sif, I have to say I have love the game and played it every single break during HS. Ever since the end of life of the game I haven’t found any game quite like it. Kinda just waiting on sif 2 to fulfill my life game.
dude bandori is probably the most hardest rhythm game to fc 😭😭😭
Because of this video the Pave Etoiles song you played from Idolmaster Side M is stuck in my head. I cant stop singing it and I don’t even play that game
it’s a good song to be honest
love live is actually one of the easiest rhythm games for me. I used to only use my thumb and the curve was super easy for thumb players.
I have once played the honeyworks one but I lost my acc and just lose all my will to make another acc 😭
I played Cytus 12 and dynamix before but again, I deleted them because my phone don’t have enough space
Idk why but my iPad somehow cannot download lanota???
right now I only play project sekai, arcaea and bandori (mostly just arcaea and bandori) and my friend play prosek, enstars and Idolish 7
I am not a big fan of pro sek because I find it very difficult to read the long and short notes 🥲 and I just don’t have time to play it
yeah pjsekai is verryyyy hard for thumb players especially now that they r making the beat maps so much harder for no reason😭😭
i love project sekai 😭 but i absolutely am HORRIBLE with arcaea. my brain cannot comprehend the skyline and i cant get used to it 😭 i srsly want to play the game properly but i cant bc i suck at using my other fingers (i only use my pointer fingers when i play)
@@xqziris omfg same, like the sky notes are literally 3D how do people read those?! And you are supposed to read them with the floor notes at the same time?!
Like I have no problem playing lovelive, bandori, project Sekai, and D4DJ on the highest difficulty levels (excluding the D4DJ’s 7 min long 16+ chart 😳 ), but I can’t play most of future levels in Arcaea, pls send help
@@Anna-kz7kmas a 12.51 potential player here are some recommendations
1. turn up the speed so that the notes are further apart and easier to read
2. record a chart view and slow it down
slowing down charts help you read charts and memorize patterns a lot better, so you'll improve faster that way.
3. watch pro players play arcaea
slow down the video and observe their hand placements. hand placements are especially important in arcaea since your hands move a lot in this game. don't watch stalight tho, her multifinger is really hard to understand even for me.
i remember playing an idolmaster game on psp 10 years ago or more. thanks for unlocking that memorie
13:26 I LIKE .. LOOOOOVE THIS SONG
especially on pj sekai 😂
the way you went "i live here" then "i haven't log in" is so relatable
i would love to see you review rayark rhythm games like cytus and voez! psekai is also taking over my life but nowadays i just login to do my daily challenge and see if there are any new songs for the international ver
i didnt even know there was another side M game outside of on stage. this one in your video looks more like what i was expecting when i downloaded on stage
Ohhh Mstage was something that was great in the idea but really bad execution, and bandai realized this so, they literally closed that game a year ago, and the new one thats been out almost a year, ITS LITERALLY THE BEST!!!! if you have time pls check it out ,the illustrations and the 2d animations are so freaking good!! Right my oshi Yukihiro Kamiya is having The june wedding gacha AND THOSE CARDS OMG!!!! so yeah!! Also on twitter they upload the animations of those cards!! The twitter account is called Sidem gs or something like that, but yeah pls check them out!!!
@@omars7191 yeah i really ended up hating the gameplay for on stage so unfortunately it didnt get played very much i will definitely check out this new game!
I like how when the non copyrighted music was playing when game 7 was being played, it unironically somewhat synced with the game lol
its might be because i started my gacha rhythm game "career" on llsif but imo its not that difficult to play it, even with my small hands n phone - however, i can DEFINITELY see how it could be hard to play it
glad you're also stuck in enstars and hypmic hell
10:00 HELP 😭😭
as a pjsekai fan since June of 2022, N25 being ur fav is very valid, my personal favorite group is VBS but that's mostly because I relate to their aesthetic and they passed the vibe check since the beginning of the game. N25 is second tho because lore is amazing and I love their songs so much.
WE STARTED AT THE SAME TIME
why did everyone start playing it in June lmao (I always see everyone say they started in June)
I started in april lol
It’s amazing how 5 months later you’re at 13k congrats
15:31 "good luck to the other toya playing expert" literally me when I see someone playing expert or if ever master on the hardest songs 😂😂
ahh it looks like this video was made after aaside closed 😔 it was a rly fun rhythm game tbh, sure it was laggy but the music was good and the songs were nice to play, plus there was an addition idle game activity that would earn you points over time so that was really nice too 💔 it closed at the end of january and i miss it so much already
WHAT AASIDE CLOSED????
I miss aaside so much too :"")
Especially fujin rizing, because is my fave band, but the truth is I love everyone aaa
Crazy Roulette is my favorite enstars song they had NO business making it that good😭, I also like project sekai, but I stopped playing it cause I can't stand how your score is mostly determined by how powerful your cards are
15:05 Bandori (Bang Dream! Girls band party) multilive is kind of fun!
no it’s only pain
@@heavenlypillar1774 ?
Ooh interesting ! Honestly I'm not a fan of Bandori, Love Live, Hypnosis Mic, Ensemble Stars, idols games...not my cup of tea. However, I love Project Sekai.
At first, I was hesitant to download it, and when I saw the presence of Vocaloid, being a fan of this type of music for a long time, I thought, "Why not !" (I had downloaded the Japanese version and for the dialogues I watched the translations on UA-cam). The groups are unique and each has their own style of singing, dancing, music. More More Jump is very Idol-like but I like their covers. My favorite band is Vivid Bad Squad. Don't take this the wrong way, but I feel like the other games like "Ensemble Stars!", etc..are all the same, and the song style doesn't work for me, I feel like I'm listening to the same thing from one group to another. Whereas for Project Sekai, sure it's mostly Vocaloid covers, but there are originals that are a pleasure to listen to. You can find your favorite band and characters, I really like the story of 25-niji (And please there ray by Bump of Chicken, one of my favourite J-Pop group😍). For others rythm games, I like Arcaea, visually it's beautiful, the chara design give desire and the story is nice. The music too, moreover, the version on Switch contains songs that are not paid (unlike the mobile version), and I like it. I have a little trouble with the hard mode, but it's ok, for some songs I can do it. I didn't know Deemo, I have the second opus and I'm not disappointed, the graphics and music are beautiful, the game has just been released, I can't wait to know the sequel. And to play the first opus too. I like Taiko no Tatsujin, I had tested this game in convention, there is a lot of music I like (like Zenzenzense by Radwimps), it's perfect ! Same for Osu, I can make my own music library and have fun !
For Project Sekai now I'm rank 96 on JP ver - Rank 20 (if I remember) on the English version.
I don't think hypnosis mic is an idol game since i play it, it's more like a rap battle honestly 😂
@@unknownanonymous2403 Ooh I see :0
@@masato-fukase most of idol franchise has a lot of diversity style and genre of music actually if you dig enough their discography especially for love live! And the idolm@ster series ,also of course they have a sub/unit with different concept visual and genre music too. Don't forget the solo songs with different style & genre that matching with each character aesthetic or personality
taiko no tatsujin is a game that is exclusive to some arcade machines and consoles (PS (2-5), nintendo consoles (DS, 3DS, Switch), the mobile version is only a clone of the original bandai namco game...
no its not
taiko no tatsujin+ is an official taiko game that also has a subscription where you can download new songs
1:07 the reason why you didn't understood is because the song you tried to play was in the paid version but a few of them like saitama 2000 are free on this one (also its called taiko no tatsujin + , drum'n'fun is the first one on switch). Hope that helps ^^"