For me dance is life, it's what water is to fish. A charming game about the dance of passion and love.

This rhythm game is simple, but god it just bleeds style. Had a great time all the way through. Who cares how long the game takes, just enjoy the ride, especially at that price! Loved this one.

A cheap rhythm game that will last you about 1-3 hours, depending on how good you are at these kinds of rhythm games, and maybe more if you want to do some of the quite intimidating challenges. The gameplay is reasonably fun, and the story is really simple but cute. It is a heartwarming love story, the animations make it a little bit light and humorous, and the mechanics you're introduced to fold into the story.

As for the rhythm game aspect, the levels are designed reasonably well, with choreography that actually generally matches the music pretty well, but there are some minor sync issues with some levels. For most players, these will largely be unnoticeable, but nonetheless they're there. Music selection is pretty good for what it is.

Amazing game!

a fun little game with amazing artstyle and music, thank you Hernán <3

Tl;dr: Without a doubt, this game is a must-have for anyone seeking an exceptional experience in rhythm games.

As a game designer and passionate tango dancer, I am pleased to offer my evaluation of El Tango de la Muerte.

In terms of design, it is my considered opinion that El Tango de la Muerte presents certain issues that detract from the seamless immersion in its storyline. These issues include unresponsive controls and challenges with the integration of rhythm in the gameplay.

Throughout each chapter, El Tango de la Muerte introduces novel tiles or mechanics that augment the immersive quality of the gameplay without fundamentally altering the core mechanics. Nevertheless, while these additions enhance the experience overall, certain levels may prove challenging due to the need to continually shift focus as a result of these tiles or mechanics.

Other than the new tiles and mechanics, El Tango de la Muerte features an easy mode that effectively prevents players from failing a level. While the game itself is generally straightforward, as a seasoned rhythm game enthusiast, I found one particular level to be quite vexing, and I am grateful that this feature was included.

As an aficionado of tango, I am thoroughly delighted to have discovered El Tango de la Muerte. Playing this game was akin to being transported to a ballroom, where I was gliding across the floor with an elegant partner. While I am typically not overly concerned with narrative elements, I must confess that even I found myself fully engrossed in the storyline and eagerly anticipating its progression.

In essence, El Tango de la Muerte is an absolute must-play for tango enthusiasts. However, even for those who may not have a particular fondness for the dance, the game's unique storytelling approach is guaranteed to evoke numerous moments of joy and delight. I thank you Hernán, for bringing this exceptional game to fruition!

Sinceramente, uno de los mejores juegos argentinos que he jugado desde la isla de lo mono

Sweet little rhythm game. Combines rhythm concepts with tango and soap opera stylings. Some of the gimmicks it layers in are unnecessary, but it's fun and a good value.

Argentina at it's best.

I love this game.

The story is one that relies on very few words to tell it, and it does it well. The rest is said through the music and the dance itself. I've noticed that some other reviewers disliked the music, but I think it fits perfectly to what was intended, and it's enjoyable. Mechanic-wise, this is a really nice take on rhythm games. The cats genuinely p****ed me off my first playthrough lol. It won't take you 6 hours to beat, maybe 30 mins depending on how good you are, but I like to revisit it for the music and full clear.