Nice game! The UI remebers me of OSU

Insane game. Incredibly polished and much content!

Nice little rhythm game! I think it would have been nice to have actual rhythmic timing required for the notes you play, but everything was transposed nicely and I had a good time! Especially spamming the hell out of F during rush E :D

What a creative game ! Love the fact that it turns the concept of a rhythm game on its head, lovely backgrounds too. Well made :)

Love seeing a rhythm game in a speed run competition lol, very clever! Super clean UI too, nice work. I thought hexagons was pretty good and mostly fun but was iffy on the others, seeing rush e in there which I’m at least aware of I don’t know how much is original compositions vs reference? A lot of it was musically pretty unrecognizable for me, and I definitely felt myself wishing it was actually just a rhythm game… for me at least I found it hard to sort of get into the groove with the songs. I see you are actually calculating our inputted bpm, I wonder how it would be to have a backing track that loosely follows it?

As it is I feel like I’m relying entirely on visuals for something that aesthetically is telling me I should be relying on my ears, I think there’s something about a steady tempo that makes the hand eye coordination lock in better. And then I feel like there’s something that didn’t work for me about DFJK as the controls specifically, maybe, in that I’m seeing four colored blobs, and my brain’s having to do a couple layers of translating to get from that to the actual finger pressings instead of falling into a flow. I wonder if having the letters on the dots would’ve felt easier than having them only down on the bottom of the screen. I bet hooking it up to a midi pad controller like my Maschine would be a lot more tactile and fun than having to unergonomically repeatedly type kebyoard notes, which I suppose if I was dedicated enough to do I could set up… Some kind of rebindable option or controller support would’ve been appreciated (unless they were present and I missed it!)

Outside of my own personal nitpicks around these types of games as a professional musician, I suspect this could be a really fun speed game for people it clicks with and probably makes for a decent watch, assuming they’re not playing on Silent. Also really liked the Meows as a sound option. I don’t mean to come across as negative if I did, I think this is really well executed over all :)

Never thought I would see a rhythm(?) game as a speedrun submission, interesting approach. The UI is really well done, very satisfying. Also like that there is already a wide selection of songs to choose from.

One thing I noticed when playing Rush E is that even though I'm hitting every key, how is my accuracy below 100%? Given there is no tempo, I'm just confused on how that is possible. Is there something I'm missing? Otherwise, I enjoyed playing, great job!