• Your Music, Your Rules: The game lets you play with your own music library, which is great until you realize your favorite slow ballad turns the game into a snooze-fest. On the flip side, heavy metal tracks will make you feel like you’re on a caffeine overdose.
  
• Endless Replayability: With your entire music library at your fingertips, you’ll never run out of tracks to play. Just don’t be surprised when you spend hours trying to beat your high score on the same song.
  
• Mods and Skins: The Workshop is packed with mods and skins, so you can customize your experience to look as ridiculous or as sleek as you want. Want to ride a rainbow unicorn while collecting blocks? You can do that.
  
• Relaxing and Chaotic: Depending on the song, the game can either be a chill, meditative experience or a frantic, button-mashing nightmare. It’s like yoga, but with more adrenaline and less flexibility.

• Your Music, Your Shame: The game exposes your questionable music taste like no other. That embarrassing Nickelback song you secretly love? Yeah, it’s front and center now.
  
• Learning Curve: The game is easy to pick up but hard to master. You’ll spend the first few hours crashing into blocks and wondering why your ship won’t go where you want it to.
  
• Repetitive Gameplay: After a while, the gameplay can start to feel repetitive. Collect blocks, dodge obstacles, repeat. It’s fun, but don’t expect a deep narrative or complex mechanics.
  
• Some Songs Just Don’t Work: Not every song is created equal. Slow, ambient tracks can make the game feel like a slog, while overly complex songs can turn it into an unplayable mess.

• Your High Score Obsession: You’ll spend hours trying to beat your high score on a single song, only to realize you’ve been playing the same track for three hours straight.
  
• The Blocks: Sometimes the blocks just don’t line up with the beat, and you’ll find yourself yelling at your screen, “That’s not how the song goes!”

Escrito originalmente por My Inner DJ:

“Final Rating: 8/10 – Would recommend, but only if you’re prepared to lose hours of your life to chasing high scores and questioning your music taste.”