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Towns Folk
I loved Rhythm Heaven as a concept. I remember I would used to go on Youtube just to watch Rhythm Heaven Fever videos. My favorites were Air Rally, Ringside, and Monkey Watch. Despite all that, It was hard for me to pick up a copy of it. I was either interested in something else or just ignored it at times. But finally, roughly 8 years later, I finally got a taste of what Rhythm Heaven is like with the brand new Rhythm Heaven Megamix. I'll explain the story, gameplay, bonuses in game, and the Pros and Cons.
Story:
On one ordinary day, a mysterious individual sees a little cute white and pink teddy bear with a pink afro fall out of the sky. He begins to wonder what happened. His name is Tibby, and he came from Heaven World. The stranger then agrees to help him get back to Heaven World. The stranger and Tibby see a green tower in the distance, and they decide to go climb it to get Tibby back to Heaven World.
Along the way, you'll meet many people, like Boondog, who's a mix between a bee and a dog, Donna, who has an unhealthy obsession with donuts, and 4 other people. They all have problems and you have to fix the flow to fix their problems, which to do so you have to play a bunch of rhythm games.
Along the way, There will be 3 gatekeepers that challenge you every 2 areas you complete. You have to pay coins for these too, which you've been collecting along the way. These can range from easy, being the most money, to hard, being the least. The minigames they challenge you with can be hard sometimes.
Then, you finally reach the green tower, named the Lush Tower. Trey is the guardian of the tower, and tells them a myth about it going to Heaven World, Tibby leaves to say goodbye and now the game is over...or is it?
Tibby falls back down, and there's six more towers to face. The Honeybee Tower, The Machine Tower, The Citrus Tower, The Donut Tower, The Barbershop Tower and The Songbird Tower. After you complete all of those, the game is finally over...Nope!
Now, Heaven World is acting all weird and they have to stop it. You'll go through, until you reach Tibby's Mom, the cause of the problems through Heaven World. She's a building. Literally, she's a building. You fix the Left and Right hand tower, then go inside Tibby's mom to finish the job. Finally, the story is over.
Gameplay:
The gameplay is quite simple. You press A, B, or the control pad to the beat. The beat means a lot in this game and if you don't follow it, you won't be going anywhere. If you don't like tapping the buttons, you can switch to tapping the touch screen. There's a bunch of different rhythm games to try out, so you have to get used to the rhythm in them. In the towers, there's remixes that are about the last 4 games you played in the tower so the games will switch from time to time in the remixes. But other than that, that's it for the gameplay.
In game bonuses:
There's a cafe where you can do multiple things. You can purchase things from the minigame, like the racket from air rally. You can buy the music for each individual game, and you can buy more games. There's a goat to feed turnips to, and when you get him to a certain level, he gives you an icon for the loading screen. Finally, the train. You can play with your friends in a ride on the train with 3-4 minigames and see who gets the best score out of all of you...or you can just play by yourself if you have no friends. One of the things you unlock in this is a RhythmWare ride, where various minigames have characters replaced with WarioWare characters. IDK if it's in the English version though.
Pros:
A lot of gameplay
100 Rhythm Games
a lot of aftergame content
AMAZING SOUNDTRACK
Cons:
Has 3 endings, 2 of them actually tricked me.
Not enough practice for the games
Money is hard to get
I give it a 9/10.
Story:
On one ordinary day, a mysterious individual sees a little cute white and pink teddy bear with a pink afro fall out of the sky. He begins to wonder what happened. His name is Tibby, and he came from Heaven World. The stranger then agrees to help him get back to Heaven World. The stranger and Tibby see a green tower in the distance, and they decide to go climb it to get Tibby back to Heaven World.
Along the way, you'll meet many people, like Boondog, who's a mix between a bee and a dog, Donna, who has an unhealthy obsession with donuts, and 4 other people. They all have problems and you have to fix the flow to fix their problems, which to do so you have to play a bunch of rhythm games.
Along the way, There will be 3 gatekeepers that challenge you every 2 areas you complete. You have to pay coins for these too, which you've been collecting along the way. These can range from easy, being the most money, to hard, being the least. The minigames they challenge you with can be hard sometimes.
Then, you finally reach the green tower, named the Lush Tower. Trey is the guardian of the tower, and tells them a myth about it going to Heaven World, Tibby leaves to say goodbye and now the game is over...or is it?
Tibby falls back down, and there's six more towers to face. The Honeybee Tower, The Machine Tower, The Citrus Tower, The Donut Tower, The Barbershop Tower and The Songbird Tower. After you complete all of those, the game is finally over...Nope!
Now, Heaven World is acting all weird and they have to stop it. You'll go through, until you reach Tibby's Mom, the cause of the problems through Heaven World. She's a building. Literally, she's a building. You fix the Left and Right hand tower, then go inside Tibby's mom to finish the job. Finally, the story is over.
Gameplay:
The gameplay is quite simple. You press A, B, or the control pad to the beat. The beat means a lot in this game and if you don't follow it, you won't be going anywhere. If you don't like tapping the buttons, you can switch to tapping the touch screen. There's a bunch of different rhythm games to try out, so you have to get used to the rhythm in them. In the towers, there's remixes that are about the last 4 games you played in the tower so the games will switch from time to time in the remixes. But other than that, that's it for the gameplay.
In game bonuses:
There's a cafe where you can do multiple things. You can purchase things from the minigame, like the racket from air rally. You can buy the music for each individual game, and you can buy more games. There's a goat to feed turnips to, and when you get him to a certain level, he gives you an icon for the loading screen. Finally, the train. You can play with your friends in a ride on the train with 3-4 minigames and see who gets the best score out of all of you...or you can just play by yourself if you have no friends. One of the things you unlock in this is a RhythmWare ride, where various minigames have characters replaced with WarioWare characters. IDK if it's in the English version though.
Pros:
A lot of gameplay
100 Rhythm Games
a lot of aftergame content
AMAZING SOUNDTRACK
Cons:
Has 3 endings, 2 of them actually tricked me.
Not enough practice for the games
Money is hard to get
I give it a 9/10.
. I need to unlock those other rhythm games. By the way, what level is your goat right now? Mine's currently LV 52