#Rhythm doctor game full#

Having no song to jam to while playing really made me have a distate for this level, although I don't really have THAT much hate for it. I simply kept on spamming it until I had patterns that didn't throw me off because of how fast the SVT patterns kept on changing. I was surprised this was even part of the completion rate! The main draw with this level is the fact that it's completely random every time you restart it, meaning it's much harder to practice it compared to the rest of the other levels in the entire game. I wish I was joking, but I've garnered a special kind of dread for this level. It was the bonus level that gave me the hardest time to FC. Beans Hopper, the level without an actual proper song (which is just a remake of the main lobby theme). Keeping in mind that you hit all beats while holding one of the miner's hold beats is essential as well.ДЎ.) Beans Hopper (60 points are needed to gain an S+ for this song) The most important thing to do is to keep a steady rhythm with Cole's beats while also preparing yourself whenever the miner's beat is coming in. Focusing on the beats instead of the visuals is essential for this one. The politician coming in out of nowhere can also ruin your day if you don't pay attention. It doesn't help that the screen goes all over the place with this one! Making a single mistake due to Cole's very fast patterns and the final stretch with Cole and Miner together made this infuriating to FC. Main Reason: HOLY CRAP THIS LEVEL GOES ON FOREVER. (These 2 levels have awakened a hatred for old women in me.) Like with Steinway, focus mostly on the old lady, but watch out for when the old man switches his own rhythm to be irregular every now and then. The last stretch in particular gave me trouble due to the old man suddenly switching to a very slow irregular rhythm at the end, which tended to mess me up. Main Reason: Irregular rhythm from the old lady gets very tricky in this level when trying to juggle it with her husband. Keep your focus on hitting the old lady's parts, as the birds' patterns will eventually become mere muscle memory overtime. Main Reason: While the birds have 2 relatively easy patterns to memorize, the old lady's patterns are varied, fast, and erratic. Would recommend keeping your eyes closed for this one. I also found listening to the piano part of the irregular beat section to help immensely. Using the Chinese beat counting method was crucial for me to FC this. The second half of the song being 7/8 takes a while to learn, and the stuttering, glitches, and distractions are at their absolute worst here. Main Reason: Easily the level most people know Rhythm Doctor for. (Note that 4 out of the 5 songs are night songs, as their overall difficulty is much higher compared to day levels)

These 5 songs in particular have given me the most trouble in my goal of 100%ing the game:

Here's an extra section where I rate my personal top 5 hardest songs to FC! There are multiple factors that affects a song's difficulty, such as the BPM, note types, number of hearts to monitor, etc. I get into the details of songs that are encountered relatively late into the game, so if you don't want to be spoiled, skip this section! My love of the game is truly unending, and so, has led me to writing this guide! I will give 5 simple tips you can use in order to improve your game, and be on your way to 100% the game as well, and pump up your own love of the game hopefully! In no particular order, the 5 tips are:ДЎ.) Learn from making mistakes during gameplayДў.) Listen to the OST to get a feel for the songДЈ.) Strive to improve in a song section by sectionД¤.) Count to the 7th beat in Chinese, not EnglishДҐ.) If you start to feel frustrated or tired, take breaks The golden button you get from accomplishing this feat is such a gratifying reward!

#Rhythm doctor game full#

So much so to the point that it gave me the motivation to 100% the game, Full clearing (FC) every possible song in the early access version! (Full clearing, by the way, basically means getting an S+ in a song, not missing a single beat). I mostly stick to 4 key rhythm games, like Friday Night Funkin', Etterna, Quaver, etc., but the unique aspect of playing a purely rhythm based game that you can literally play with your eyes closed has truly charmed me. Rhythm Doctor has become one of my most favorite rhythm games of all time.