The writing is comically slick in its weirdness, the visual style pops with delightful vibrancy and the songs are enough to make even the most rhythmically-challenged of us tap along in no time. The series never made quite as big of a splash globally as it did in Japan, so this entry works as a nice summary of everything that makes it click. Why should I play it?Īs the name suggests, Rhythm Heaven Megamix is something of a 'best of' mixtape for the franchise, but this isn't to suggest that the game brings nothing new to the table. It's not much of a gripping plot, we'll admit, but it is just enough to hang hours of rhythmic-based gameplay on, so we can't really complain.
There's even a (loose) storyline in Megamix that is all to do with making a journey to Heaven World. You tap and press buttons along to the beat of a series of funky songs - it's a rhythm game, what did you expect? Tsunku takes on composing responsibilities again here and the tracks subsequently ooze with style.
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