Gabs from GamersFTW writes: While the controls in Dub Dash are simple, beating stages is a challenge. Lovers of rhythm games may appreciate the variety and pacing of the stages, while those new to the genre will struggle to see later levels. When the music and gameplay match up, the game can be incredibly satisfying, but frustration kicks in from trying to complete levels with one life, in conjunction with some moments of unfair design.
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Defunct Games reviews Dub Dash, available now on Steam. What should have been a fun mix of racing and rhythm is completely derailed by one fatal flaw.
Dub Dash is a fast-paced rhythm game based on electronic music taking place on a 360° spherical rendering style. This was originally released back on October 8, 2015 but the people behind Dub Dash, Headup Games, has since announced an Android and Steam version being released on February 16, 2016. Is the gameplay solid? Is it eye catching? What about the soundtrack, is it good? Overall, is the game worth a buy?
I really like the visual style;it reminds me of Rez.
I'm never too sure what to think about games that expect you to fail a lot. If there isn't any kind of comedic value it can become a bit if a drain. This one looks really pretty though and now you've said it's that difficult, I really want to put your claim to the test :p rhythm games are one of my favourites.