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If you turn the visuals all the way up it's like welding without a mask

So I got this to play at a friend's home during a sleepover. We decided to play the Jojo's Bizarre Adventre openings... This song came in where Dio stops time, not a single bullet was fired neither from foes or friends, then everything when crazy and that was one of the coolest expreciences a game has given me.

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I would gladly give this game a thumbs up, as it's better than the 1st game in just about every way.

But the incredibly disgusting decision to tie score multiplier to how gross and nausea-inducing you turn the intensity of the flashing up to prevents me from recommending it. How can you possibly want to reach for the high score in a game where it literally hurts to get the highest possible multiplier?

Like the original Beat Hazard, Beat Hazard 2 is a twin stick shooter that has you facing waves of enemies and bosses in a 2D space battle filled with dozens of enemy ships of all types as well as hazardous asteroids. The first game allowed you to sync up your own music library to use your music as you play. The music is not just for listening to however. The pace of the gameplay, as well as your weapons are actually affected by the music. When the music is slow and low, so are the enemies. And your weapons also take a hit in rate of fire. When the tempo speeds and the music gets loud, your weapons go nuts! But so do the enemies! It's all pretty fun. And the first Beat Hazard was a thrill to play because of this.

But this was also a time when we usually had more music stored on our hard drives. These days, who buys music anymore? This is the age of streaming. And Beat Hazard 2 has answered the call to this change. The new feature, called "Open Mic" allows you to sync up audio from virtually any streaming service. Whether it be Google Play, Tidal, Amazon Music, or whatever. Once it hears the audio, it's game on! And though it is now listening for the audio, instead of having a music file to read from, it still syncs up perfectly.

Another new feature is the newly added randomly generated ships, which are awarded to you based on the songs you do. You can use your standard ship if you wish, or one of many new ships to play with. The new ships have some pros and cons though, depending on the algorithm that created them. Some ships might seem overpowered, but also move way too fast, others fire immensely powerful bullets, but the bullets might travel slower your ship. Some may fire straight shots while others fire in arcs or crazy patterns. Some are tiny. Some are big. Some are perfectly balanced. any way you spell it, there is a ton of variety now in the ships. There is also workshop support because of this variety!

Any way, if you liked the first Beat Hazard, you are going to love this one.

Boss Rush with Radio music/songs,
the combo that I love to play, the perfection.
I could play this whole hours without interruption.

Updated: I want to let you know I voted this game for: ''The Game of the Year Award'' 2019

I would give this game a thumbs down, but I don't want to screw the dev over and it's in early access. So I'll give it a pass.

HOWEVER.

I know the dev said that his game has been reworked from the ground up and there's a lot of changes that are behind the scenes. But at the end of the day, this game looks and feels EXACTLY like Beat Hazard 1. Except it's a little bit more buggy due to the experimental new features.

This game doesn't have selectable ships, you just have one to choose from (early access-ism, probably).

The reason I actually paid money was for the open-mic feature so you can use your own music. The game ID's the song playing in the background using Shazam's tech and then it puts a timer on the game equal to the length of the song ID'd. As you can imagine, this doesn't always work, especially with independent or remixed songs. But the game stops when it detects silence at the end of the song so I guess that's alright. While the game is IDing the song, the game stuttered really bad anywhere from 5-30 seconds. I have an i7 8th gen and a GTX 1080. My comp specs are not the issue.

The above issue could be due to it being early access. I understand. Which is why I'm not giving it a thumbs down.

However, the big verdict...

The open-mic feature and the upgraded visuals SHOULD have just simply been an upgrade to BH1. Maybe have it be a paid DLC for $5. But a whole new game? No.

To make it a new game, you need different enemies, different bosses, unlockable ships to chose from, and have them act more random. They are all predictable and all of them act the same way every time they spawn.

In a perfect world, I'd like the game to interface directly with Spotify or whatever music app you use so you don't have to deal with the open-mic system (which, btw, mutes the game audio on the right speaker when you do this).

That's my two cents. We'll see what happens when this game reaches maturity. Maybe I'll come back in a few months to see how things have progressed. If you don't already own BH1, then yeah, give this a try. It's a really fun concept.

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