Do you think Geometry Dash is a proper rhythm game highly based on music?
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Is Geometry Dash a rhythm game to you.
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no
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yeah id say this qualifies for a rhythm game
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yeah id say this qualifies for a rhythm game
Some of the maps the community make are synced to music. Other than that, it's not really a rhythm game, but it's a rhythm game at the same time.
Really, it's about how you define the word rhythm.
Really, it's about how you define the word rhythm.
Well no. You can play just as effective without the music.
The music is just there to fill the silence.
The music is just there to fill the silence.
it's about as much as a rhythm game as CtB, while it's synced to thew music it still isn't really the same thing
If it is, its timing windows are as hard as taiko with HR
I consider it a rhythm game. With my experience on the game, harder levels require such a precise timing window to hit.
In some aspects yes. You're jumps, taps, and even when you land on a platform syncs in with the song. Most levels do this but some just dont.
basically yes xD
basically yes xD
Yes, for most of the levels at least.
No not really
Short Answer:
Not really.
A somewhat longer answer:
Not really.
A somewhat longer answer:
GD has always been designed as a "Rage Game" and not a "Rhythm Game".
Sure, some level creators care enough that they want to make sure that their levels are properly synced with the song, but even then you can't really get it to be synced perfectly, since the level editor itself has limitations, and if the player taps out of sync just once, it might break the entire level's sync, hinting that the editor itself wasn't really intended to follow the music accurately every beat like osu!'s editor does.
Sure, some level creators care enough that they want to make sure that their levels are properly synced with the song, but even then you can't really get it to be synced perfectly, since the level editor itself has limitations, and if the player taps out of sync just once, it might break the entire level's sync, hinting that the editor itself wasn't really intended to follow the music accurately every beat like osu!'s editor does.
the real question is: is osu! a rhythm game to you
More like an impossible game that has music in it.
Yes. It requires you to listen to music to get down timings and complete levels. Many maps go with the beat to the music and so will you to to the beat of the music.
It will be if the levels creator put effort in syncing gameplay like Pennutoh