#feb 26th

[paceypeternathanslawyer]

[jjjjjjjjeffrey]

I thought a horror game stream w both Sapnap and Ranboo was gonna be funny but then I remembered that Im also terrified of horror games

[grumpystan]

so THAT’S why people have been liking my i am not okay with this posts

[imaginationgamerskillz]

Happy Birthday to Me!😋🍦🌮

[amobunnii]

okay what the hell happened on feb 26th and why was everybody scambling like mice like i wasnt online yesterday

its like going back to school and bro telling you the great shinobi war broke out and everybody held hands and sang "kumbaya" and "one love" to make ammends with the other side

[tricksheart]

Also, birthday boy in 4 days. <3

[herlavendersyrup]

c: be extra nice to me this month okay?

[quiettime3]

Infinite Guitars

Infinite Guitars tries to fuse rhythm gameplay with a turn-based RPG and very nearly succeeds. Unfortunately, there isn’t quite enough variety in the musical gameplay to keep things interesting for the full length of the story. It’s a shame, because the concept feels solid and the character designs are amazingly done - it just doesn’t stick the landing.

On the positive side, I love the soundtrack of this game, and the artwork truly is stunning. The colours look great and the characters charmed me throughout the story, especially visually. The rhythm action portion of the gameplay uses three of the face buttons and a couple others for special abilities, and whilst this could be used to great effect, it’s never given enough variety for each song to feel different when you play it.

Riffs are repeated far too often, using the same button combos for several attacks. Having a playable section after every action seems like a good idea, but it gets old fast with the small pool it has to pull from. I really wanted to enjoy Infinite Guitars, but it just doesn’t have the level of polish it needs to be fun to play. I’d love to see what developer Nikko Nikko makes in the future with a little more time to work on things. There’s some awesome potential here that I hope is fully realised some day.

Pros:

• Superb character designs

• Soundtrack features excellent work from artists like Louie Zong, 2Mello and more

• Interesting story, though setting details are a little muddied

Cons:

• Rhythm sections just don’t hold up due to their frequency

• A few nasty glitches can block progress entirely in some places