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Akihabara - Feel the Rhythm

71% positive of 35 Steam reviews

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Released
2017
Steam Deck
Not tested
Platforms
Steam

Made by JMJ Interactive.

About the game

Akihabara is a unique combination of intense rhythm and fast-paced puzzles set in the Electric Town of Tokyo!

Tagged by players

  • Rhythm
  • Music
  • Anime
  • Action
  • Puzzle

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What players say

  • Not recommended
    I have played a fair share of Tetris in my day. In the arcade, on the original spinach-green Game Boy, 3D Tetris, every Tetris variation you can name. I mention this because Akihabara - Feel the Rhythm describes itself as Match 4, but it's more like a hybrid between Match 4 and Tetris. Except where it isn't, which is everywhere that matters. I'm going to assume you have played Tetris, or at least seen someone play…

    3.1 h played when written. 29 found it helpful.

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  • Not recommended
    This game has an extreme lack of settings. There is also no mouse support, and unlike other games I've played without mouse support, ASDW does not work for up/down/left/right, only the actual arrow keys work. (And I hope very much they aren't required to play the game and that ASDW will work, using the arrow keys feels wrong to me.) There are no resolution options, only fullscreen or not fullscreen. If you're going…

    10 min played when written. 12 found it helpful.

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