Rotaeno 2.0.1

Reviews

4 ★, on 2024-01-03
The game is fun. The gimmick makes it stand out, and the great execution convinces you to stay. But for someone who plays a lot of rhythm games, the Rating system is very harsh. The game expects all the scores you submit to be your best performance, and this judgement encourages players to back out of songs at the last minute to avoid getting docked for points, forgoing any completion reward and xp gain. I suggest adding Kalpa's system, which allows you to lock your rating at any time.

5 ★, on 2023-11-17
This game actually uses your device's gyroscope like it's a steering wheel, which is a pretty cool gimmick. I've played many rhythm games (Arcaea, Phigros, WACCA, etc.) and this game has become one of my all-time favorites. I love the songs and charting. The story is pretty sweet too. Overall, Rotaeno is one of the more unique mobile rhythm games you can play right now, and it's worth to buy it.

5 ★, on 2022-10-25
I oringinally played this when it launched. And there was no linked account. So when they upgraded I lost my purchases from that transition. But after thinking about it a bit, I just decided to repurchase all the songs and packs. Such an amazing game and I hope it sticks around and becomes huge. Great job team. Amazing controls and design. One of the best rhythm games I have ever played anywhere(console gaming included).

5 ★, on 2023-02-20
This is a fantastic, fun, and challenging game. I will play it for a long time to come. Here are my complaints: - Miles and Badges max out which actually discourages you from playing the game once you clear the story even though you have a ton left to do. - Game stutters sometimes on Galaxy S23 which is very bad for a rhythm game. Has ruined my FC many times. Most of the time is fine though. And that's it :) great game, I highly recommend to any fan of rhythm games. One of my favorites easily.

5 ★, on 2022-07-25
This might be my favourite ever rhythm game, and it is certainly my favourite ever mobile game. The controls are so spot on, the difficulty has a great scale - you quickly feel like you are good enough at it to engage with the more dynamic stuff at difficulty level 6+. It's weebier than I'm completely comfortable with, but I suppose so is Osu, so I guess that's just the accepted style. My only feedback is I'd love to see what my note stats were for previously set high scores. Cheers :)

5 ★, on 2022-06-13
Look at that! A game that I can just PLAY on this hell of an app store. Yes, they do have additional microtransactions on top of the 3 dollar price tag, but it is explicitly for buying new music and nothing else (so far). Even then, they put out free songs to play every so often, so for 3 dollars, you actually get a decent amount. This on top of being a rhythm game that actually functions super well on phones in terms of gameplay and control schemes is just so shockingly refreshing.