Chip Beat Blaster HADO LLC Chip Beat Blaster is a rhythm platformer game featuring a world-class artist lineup. It's made by people who love rhythm… Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsChip Beat Blaster is a rhythm platformer game featuring a world-class artist lineup. It's made by people who love rhythm games, chiptunes, and old school games. Help Riff Radical save the world from evil catfish attorney Bill Johnson using the power of chip music and his homemade 'famiguitar.' Chiptune music is electronic music made using the sound chips of vintage computers and video game consoles. FEATURES: -14 songs, beautifully-mastered soundtrack -you can buy -recreate the songs as you go along -global artist lineup, showcasing a full spectrum of genres from hip hop to dance pop -42 colorful, retro-style levels -customizations and other skins available for supporting the project -hand-animated sprite work -tributes to old school video games Information Seller:HADO LLC Genre:Arcade, Music Release:Jun 26, 2015 Updated:Jun 26, 2015 Version: Size:0.0 TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal chief78 Well-Known Member Jul 24, 2012 2,317 7 38 #2 chief78, Jul 1, 2015 Nice art style...have to wait until 11 pm now. Adsinjapan Well-Known Member Aug 7, 2013 181 0 0 #3 Adsinjapan, Jul 2, 2015 After playing this for a little while, it seems more of a showcase of chip musicians than an actual rhythm-based game. Really I don't think it can even be called that. Other than jumping ducking and the occasional blocking, there's no consequence to this game other than a decreasing health bar. While the pixel art is good, it's not great, particularly how "curved" the guitar looks when the guy runs. BomhDispencer New Member Jul 2, 2015 1 0 0 #4 BomhDispencer, Jul 2, 2015 Last edited: Jul 2, 2015 I don't agree with this at all, I think it's a really good rhythm game that gets very challenging as you get onto the medium and hard configs for each track. There is consequence for missing notes, yes your health reduces expectedly but also the sound/sample doesn't play for that note so basically I don't understand your logic of it not being a proper rhythm game. It's been done so well you didn't hear it maybe? I've enjoyed this a lot and recommend. You can play the entire game without paying too! Glorkbot Well-Known Member Aug 14, 2013 429 0 16 Cartoonist http://kochalka.tumblr.com/ #5 Glorkbot, Jul 2, 2015 I loooove the music. But watching a gameplay video I couldn't tell quite what you actually do. garbul Well-Known Member Oct 2, 2014 148 0 0 #6 garbul, Jul 2, 2015 I played it for a few minutes, it's basically a chiptunes rhythm game combined with the trappings of a 16-bit platformer. I actually never play rhythm games, but I really enjoyed the few minutes I played of this. And what's wrong with showcasing chiptunes musicians? If you dig indie games, you'd probably dig indie musicians. At least I do. The tutorial seemed really buggy. I'll probably pay to unlock if the developer continues updating. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Password: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
After playing this for a little while, it seems more of a showcase of chip musicians than an actual rhythm-based game. Really I don't think it can even be called that. Other than jumping ducking and the occasional blocking, there's no consequence to this game other than a decreasing health bar. While the pixel art is good, it's not great, particularly how "curved" the guitar looks when the guy runs.
I don't agree with this at all, I think it's a really good rhythm game that gets very challenging as you get onto the medium and hard configs for each track. There is consequence for missing notes, yes your health reduces expectedly but also the sound/sample doesn't play for that note so basically I don't understand your logic of it not being a proper rhythm game. It's been done so well you didn't hear it maybe? I've enjoyed this a lot and recommend. You can play the entire game without paying too!
I played it for a few minutes, it's basically a chiptunes rhythm game combined with the trappings of a 16-bit platformer. I actually never play rhythm games, but I really enjoyed the few minutes I played of this. And what's wrong with showcasing chiptunes musicians? If you dig indie games, you'd probably dig indie musicians. At least I do. The tutorial seemed really buggy. I'll probably pay to unlock if the developer continues updating.
