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OctoRhythm is a reaction-based rhythm game developed with the Leap Motion Controller in mind. Immerse yourself in 4 captivating game modes, Memorize symbols in sequence and repeat (or defeat) each gesture to a pulse-pounding background beat. It may start easy, but as the game progresses the difficulty can become insane!
Flow
Jo-Ken-Po
Simon Says
Hardcore
We're still tuning the grace period and other features, so feel free to get in touch and tell us what you think!
Thanks to all the users who wrote reviews with feedback, especially avatar1337, stonepoem and Connork94!
... yes, that's right. Just as so many others have said, it doesn't consistently recognize the circular motion required to play the game. In this first 2 levels, the game had rapidly grown on me to become a favorite in only a few minutes. I was also thinking of all the wonderful therapeutic benefits this game could offer, for rehabililtation, PT, OT, special needs, all sorts of things. And then I made it to level 3, which introduced a circular gesture, and the game became unplayable.
Fairly simple game, executed reasonably well. Like others have mentioned, it seems to struggle with the circular gesture.
The graphic could be better, but that really care is a good gameplay. Congrats!
1 out of 1 customers found this review helpful
Great music and gameplay! Thank you for this game!
1 out of 1 customers found this review helpful
Engaged the entire time.
1 out of 3 customers found this review helpful
... yes, that's right. Just as so many others have said, it doesn't consistently recognize the circular motion required to play the game. In this first 2 levels, the game had rapidly grown on me to become a favorite in only a few minutes. I was also thinking of all the wonderful therapeutic benefits this game could offer, for rehabililtation, PT, OT, special needs, all sorts of things. And then I made it to level 3, which introduced a circular gesture, and the game became unplayable.
This could've been a great game, one of the best for the leap, but sadly, the leap fails to pick up the circles. For almost 4 dollars, I would've expected less hard actions for the leap to actually pick up!
2 out of 3 customers found this review helpful
