Twin Cherry 4+

Name: Twin Cherry
Rating: 4.3 (49 reviews)
Author: Juan Amaro

Twin Cherry - Rhythm Game

Juan Amaro

Designed for iPad

- 4.3 • 49 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

- Use your own music to create rhythm patterns and play them in the app.
- Share your patterns to other users.
- Discover the Rhythm Idols and make them accompany you in gameplay.
- Get new colors and patterns for rhythm notes.

Mar 3, 2024

Version 1.7.5

UI resize adjusted for some devices

4.3 out of 5

49 Ratings

Great game, but just some suggestions…

This game is pretty decent, the style is cute, the concept is nice, but I have some suggestions. Like maybe making more notes to make the maps more interesting and fun, rather than 2 measly, boring notes. The notes are a bit oddly placed, too. It’s really hard to see where the actual notes are and when to tap. Also, it’s hard to get maps made by others since you have to download it, so maybe make a way to access public maps made by others? That would be great! Also, when editing a map I made, I couldn’t tell where to move the notes. How about a function to play a test of where it would be with the music? Hope these suggestions help!:)

It’s good but,

The design and style is pretty cute, though, I wished there were more complex songs, I managed to complete all of them in under 6-8 minutes. Also, maybe add a setting option to set how fast the keys can go and also the size? When I click on the buttons, it kinda feels clunky, like I’m not actually hitting them. It feels like I’m missing them but I’m not. Maybe make it more noticeable that the buttons are getting hit? Otherwise, this game is pretty good.

YESSSSS

I absolutely love this game it’s super nice and I love to play when I’m bored I can’t really say how it was to make music because I didn’t make any but the gameplay was great. The one critique I have is that it doesn’t match with the rhythm basically a song is playing and you have to press buttons to the rhythm but the buttons don’t match the rhythm of the song so it makes it a little hard to listen to the song do different notes and for being a rhythm game I think it should match the rhythm of the music!

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