I purchased this game back in 2011 (before this Early Access program started), in hopes that the developers would get around to finishing it based on their promises. Instead, they went back and re-released a "new", updated version of "AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA!!! -- A Reckless Disregard for Gravity" and have barely touched this game ever since, only adding a new level after an ARG event for Portal 2.

DO NOT BUY THIS GAME AS IT IS FAR FROM FINISHED!!

What can I say about this game. It is the first early access game on steam. A game that has been in a state of early access for 4 years and 8 months(April 1st, 2011) and no sign of ever going gold. In fact, it has been so long since it's last update that it has almost been as long since it was updated as the offical launch of early access games on steam. If Valve had taken a look at how early access worked for this game I doubt they would have ever allowed any early access games on steam. Why any game that has not been updated in over two years without being formally released is allowed to stay avalible to customers to purchase is beyond me.

Truthfully, it's not a horrible game but it is far from great. Most of my hours came from stress testing a video card. This game would cause crashes more often then any other I owned at the time. The rest came from the 2011 potato thingy for portal 2 launch. If your a fan of games that use your own music to generate levels I would recommend a bunch of others others over this one. Even Dejobann's other game AAAAaaaAAaaAAaaaaAAAA!!!!! does the concept much better and is more polished than this rendition. I just can't recommend this game to other people.

About 5 years ago I got this game in the Potato Sack Pack.
Since then it's always sat at the top of my library, seeing as it's sorted alphabetically.
I decided to check it out just now and noticed there was only one achievement: 'I Beat City 15'
So I made it my goal today to get the achievement.
I sat here, played through the intro level and decided to skip straight to City 15 just to save time.
After a bit of searching around, I couldn't find the level. A quick google search led me to the conclusion that the developers removed the level, but kept the achievement up. 3 years ago, the devs said they would fix it.
2016 still no fix.
10/10 devs, you got us good

The fact that you are still seeing this game on steam is a result of three groups of people negating their responsibility.

1. The developers of course, for abandoning the game and quite literally walking off with gamers money.

2. Valve, for not removing abaondoned early access games from Steam and offering refunds to those burnt gamers.

3. Us - the gamers - for allowing Dejobaan Games LLC to continue as a company despite the first two points.

Oh and Dejobaan? Finish a game before starting on another one. Also give me (and the rest of the gamers that put faith in you in this title) my money back.

Almost five years of broken promises and we're left with a tech demo that doesn't even resemble the original concept that was sold. I've repeatedly contacted Dejobaan but have received nothing but lies (they claimed it was a priority but have released four other titles in the interim) and mocking shrugs (along the lines of "gee, we can't please all of the people all of the time"). Valve refuse to refund despite their complicitness in promoting it during a 2011 sale.

This is a total scam and should be avoided at all costs. Dejobaan should be ashamed of themselves, if they're actually capable of feeling such.

No updates for a long long time, developers are working on another game. This game is abandoned...
Was a really nice game until they just f*cked it up.
Never bought another game from the devs since this abonimation...

<< DO NOT PURCHASE, ABANDONWARE >>

This game came into existence in 2011, and is still incomplete to this day.
The last update to this work in progress was on July 18, 2013.
The Steam Early Access Program started on March 20, 2013.

Radio silence on this project, it's unlikely that it will be updated again.

Devs dropped their own game like an ugly baby

This game was put on Steam in April 2011. We are in the last days of 2014 and it's still in early access. That is over THREE YEARS in early access. Do not support this.

EDIT: It is now 2015. Four years.
EDIT 2: 2016. Five. Someone in the comments reminded me; thanks!
EDIT 3: I'm done adding onto this review. It's <current year>, that's <current year minus 2011> years, blah blah etc
I mean I guess something being in early access for this long could be okay if it gets plenty of love from the developers and actually makes some degree of significant progress, but this hasn't. Its last update was in 2013.

This game is abandonware. Don't bother.

edit4: i said i was done updating this but it's going to have been 10 years this year so uhh happy anniversary

1...2...3... KICK IT! (Drop That Beat Like an Ugly Baby) is a first-person perspective base-jumping-esque game where you fall through procedurally generated levels to the sound of your own music. Mechanically, it's similar to AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA!!! - A Reckless Disregard for Gravity and AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA!!! for the Awesome (which may be the two best video game names ever), but it doesn't manage to reach the level of the other ones - the procedural generation makes something unique, but it doesn't seem to "mesh" with the music the way the best procedural music games tend to, and, well...there's really just not a whole lot to this game.

Pick up one of the other two instead - feel free to pass on this one.