I'm not tone-deaf by any means and I've played other rhythm games, but after struggling for +60 minutes, I find it difficult to discern what the game considers the beat of any given track. Even for the first track thatdoesn't alter the tempo, 'resuming' following the beat is a nightmare. As long as you're firing, it's fine, it's almost mechanical, but if you have pause e.g. to enter a different room or activate some object, it's just night impossible to hit it. The fact that your dash is beat-dependent just makes it worse.

Perhaps that first part is just a skill issue on my part. However, the worst offender in this game is the 'Everything is orange-red'. Not only is it difficult on the eyes, it's just a complete mess visually. Good luck seeing that shrine on the other end of the room, or dodging AOE attacks in a huge fight.

I'm not tone-deaf by any means and I've played other rhythm games, but after struggling for +60 minutes, I find it difficult to discern what the game considers the beat of any given track. Even for the first track thatdoesn't alter the tempo, 'resuming' following the beat is a nightmare. As long as you're firing, it's fine, it's almost mechanical, but if you have pause e.g. to enter a different room or activate some object, it's just night impossible to hit it. The fact that your dash is beat-dependent just makes it worse. Perhaps that first part is just a skill issue on my part. However, the worst offender in this game is the 'Everything is orange-red'. Not only is it difficult on the eyes, it's just a complete mess visually. Good luck seeing that shrine on the other end of the room, or dodging AOE attacks in a huge fight.