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i love having simps ask me out on instagram!! my favorite hobby is flirting with boys i'm not interested in <3
Only played for a little while, but I like the story concept of samurai dudes getting isekai'd into the modern world lol. Gameplay is your average jousei rhythm game, I think I'll play this game casually simply because I like the green-haired emo boy.
Here's an actual review now that I've played for a while.
UI is pretty simple, reminds me of im@s sidem. Some people have been complaining but I don't mind too much, since it's not as godawful as games like i7.
Gameplay is okay, it consists of sending your band boys off to do activities and rhythm sections. The green slider notes don't work half the time, but it's still fun to play the rhythm games :D
Love the models for the MVs, by the way. They have the perfect blend between cartoony and realistic, all while making me laugh with the awkward movements. It's nice to see how 3DMVs for anime idols have evolved over the past couple years :')
Gacha is more fair than other games i've played (coughcough still crying over genshin's .6% 5star rate), and you automatically get to choose your best boy after 10 pulls. Don't expect too much though, as it is a gacha game.
I'm not fluent in Japanese so I cant tell how good the story is, but the voice acting is 
good and I love the usage of CGI models for the characters. They look way more alive than all the games that use basic live2d.
Now that I've played for a few days, I'll give an actual review. I've been in love with Vocaloid for five years now, so I might be biased （ ῀ᢦ῀ ）Anyway, let's start with the live portion. The flick notes suck, as per usual, although the sliding notes are fun. Multi live is pretty fun, as I tend to get very competitive lol. The beatmaps tend to freeze up in the middle of the lives, especially in the multi portion, but thankfully the game just pauses instead of making me fail a live. Gacha rates are your typical gacha rates, and I really like the costume and stamp systems although it's hard to get the items for them. The story is fully voiced, minus the Cryptonloids, although I don't read Japanese well enough to properly judge it. All in all, if you want a game like Bandori or you're just a simp for Hatsune Miku, I highly recommend it!! :)
Hatsune Miku: Cookie Clicker!
This game was fun for the first hour or so, then got disappointly boring. It's your average tappy-tap game, but with Miku plastered across it. The only things you can really collect are outfits and pets, as you'll have to reset the "memory" constantly to be able to get past stage 70. Pay to win, and prices don't seem fair for the amount of gems you need to buy things. Good job, Ateam
After playing for more than a few days, I feel like I can give a proper review. This is basically A3 but with Ichu characters. It's the type of game you set down while playing some other video game. Very grindy, but it's worth it for the anime boy PNGs. My only real complaint is that Eva doesn't look as mysterious and cool in his chibi form as he did in the last game. Overall, this gets a 666/10 for Eva. I will do anything for the Bloody Master, be it play a tap tap game or not.
I'm a hoe for Yana Toboso's work, so of course I've been hyped for this game ever since it was first announced. I love that the story is fully voiced, and although the gameplay is a bit simplistic, I've already fallen for Riddle Rosehearts and will probably remain invested in this for a long time. Gacha rates are decent, and you can reroll the first 10x gacha as much as you want. There's a music rhythm portion (my favorite), along with a FGO-esque portion of gameplay along with the story. It's fun being able to choose what the MC says, even though I don't know enough Japanese to really understand what I'm selecting half the time. All-in-all, this is a must-have for anyone who likes Toboso's artwork and Disney villains.
This is what LLSIF should've been. The cg models definitely aren't as good as most other idol games on the market (cough cough, IM@S is the best), but the card illuminations are great and the UR rate is finally reasonable. I'm still in the middle of rerolling until I get Rin or Yoshiko so I can't give a complete review, but it's quite good so far.
Love this game, the characters are adorable and the rhythm portion is fun without being too easy! The only sad thing is that the game is currently on hiatus and hasn't updated since May.
basically a mobile port of the pc game, but you need wireless/other keyboard to type anything. sadly, i don't have a wireless keyboard lol. you're better off just downloading and playing osu on your pc, especially since this port is a work in progress.
Music Girl: Beat Rhythm Game
5.0this game is so stupid i love it. who needs project diva megamix dx when u can play music girl beat rhythm game