TAKUMI‪³‬ 4+

For anyone that decided to take a look at the review section after experiencing the bug of being stuck on checking for version update, try to 1. set your device locale to Japanese and. 2. set your device location to Japan.

Below is a huge section of pure review:

The game itself is probably still in its early forms, and there is a lot to be added for sure. It doesn’t have a huge song library nor many “famous” songs or artists, but all of the songs are free to unlock, and you will for sure find a song you like to play. If you want to seek for any big names, there is Re:End of A Dream from BOFU2016 and few t+pazolite songs from without Permission.
Gameplay itself is quite interesting. It utilizes the note size change you’d see in games like Dynamix, combined with elements you can often see in VOEZ. The beatmaps, however, are a tad bit hard to read at first, so it will take time to get used to it. The game also might have a bit of problem regarding on hit registration, but overall it does not affect too much.
The play styles are highly customizable, with the ability to customize the GUI of the actual beatmap notes and register lines on top of the basic calibrations settings.
There is also a Boss mode (that will take a bit to figure out how it works, hopefully a better tooltip for new players in the future can be added) called VS Select and an Event mode that can unlock either new songs (like Re:End of a Dream) or new difficulties. This mode is similar to dynamix as it forces players to enter the “bleed” mode. There isn’t a lot of events, but expect them to be challenging as these events aren’t necessarily made towards more casual players (which is good in a sense that it ensures that only players at a certain level of mastery can unlock a certain song or difficulty.)
Lastly, there is a shop where you can buy blue boxes that can be used to amplify damage to bosses or ticket to play in event mode (you can also choose to watch an ad for 3 boxes), or a premium pass for a relatively cheap price that acts as an infinite blue box (permanent boss damage amplifier and event ticket), as well as being able to show early/late perfect notes to help calibrate.
Overall, this game isn’t the most optimized and it is still under development, but considering how there is only 2 person working on it, as well as how decent the gameplay is, I highly recommend this game to people with a bit of basic understanding of rhythm games and want to try out something new or challenge themselves.

@ replying to Crab Meat with no shell

Hey thanks man I appreciate it, I bypassed the title screen now by Setting your Device Region to Japan. Now I can taste some challenges and the game!

Once again. Thank you!. <3

I can’t even start the game.