I've played both this and Phigros, and I can for sure that this game is my favourite out of both of them. I love the concept of a rhythm game that makes use of moving lines to hit notes; it's very creative and versatile! The problem that I had with Phigros was how hard it was to hit notes with my small fingers, but this game doesn't have that issue. You are expected to pay quite a bit of money late game compared to the starting £0.99, but the songs make it all worth it. Highly recommend!

PigeonGames did it again. The maps are gorgeous and such a treat to look at. It also only takes a dollar to unlock 30 songs, which I appreciate. The UI is a little unintuitive and I feel like the mapping could be better but I'm sure that both of them will improve. Even though I have a big phone and my hands are small, the portrait mode gameplay still makes it a little hard to play at times. Overall, I'm looking forward to seeing how the game develops.

Disappointing overall. It's a fun game, but I feel like the devs just watered down phigros. The mapping is cool, but it's less complex than phigros by design. The worst part is how you unlock new maps, the first handful cost around 30-50 coins(/non descript currency), wich is reasonable, but it randomly ramps up to 200 per song, and you have to play like 20 songs just to unlock one. I would rate it higher if it wasn't for the fact that phigros had so much more while being completely free.