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Music, Role-playing (RPG), Indie, Action
OpenCritic78IGDB82
Packing in a fully-fledged story mode with a colourful cast of musically-empowered heroes and villains, The Metronomicon sees you take control a party of eight newly graduated masters of the "rhythmic combat arts" to wage musical warfare against a multitude of dance-mongering fiends.
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Marooners' RockDouglas SpearsAug 20179.4/10Not only does it feel better, personally, but with the new features added I can say that The Metronomicon: Slay the Dance Floor has a bright, rave-colored future ahead of it. If you like rhythm games but don’t want clunky instruments or pads, this is the game for you.
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GamingTrendElisha DeograciasAug 201790/100The Metronomicon: Slay the Dance Floor is one of the most infectious rhythm games this year. Its perfect blend of music gameplay and RPG mechanics is an ambitious one that sticks the landing, and the addictive soundtrack will have your toe tapping long after you turned it off. Just stay away from the dancing bears if you're not shaking it like a Polaroid.
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CGMagazineLisa MiorSep 20179/10The Metronomicon: Slay the Dance Floor takes the base game to a whole new level of co-op dance party fun!
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TheSixthAxisOct 20177/10All in all, The Metronomicon successfully blends the mechanics of rhythm action games with the battle system of JRPGs. As such, it is well worth experiencing, although I am not sure how big a crossover market there is between those two genres. Unlike Persona 4 Dancing All Night, for example, the main element borrowed from RPGs is in the battling. If the concept intrigues you then there is much to enjoy, but only the most freakishly dextrous should try playing at the harder skill settings.
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RPG FanAlana HaguesAug 201772/100An interesting twist on both rhythm games and RPGs, but it's not always successful.
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IGDB rating 8.1/10 from 15 ratings.
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