I completely agree with the dude below me; however, I'll give this game a 5 anyway for old time's sake. This game was honestly my favorite in-browser Guitar Hero clone in existence way back when.
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Goodness was it a nostalgic experience to play through this game again after all of these years. I've been devoutly interested in rhythm games for a veritable fraction of my life and this was always my go-to Flash game for occasions in which I was unable to play Guitar Hero or Rock Band from ages 12-16 (predominately during school hours in which I was expected to use a computer for research purposes, haha). Despite its age of almost 9 years, this game holds up remarkably well in my opinion; it only took me 2 hours to perfect every song, but the simplicity in the Flash graphics and playability of the engine make for a charming and well-wrought gameplay experience. This Flash game franchise is and always will be the poor man's Guitar Hero in my opinion; I was elated to find that you'd added to it as recently as 2012. Keep up the fantastic work!
Absolutely fantastic work. I wasn't sure what to expect when you two had alluded to developing a game on Patreon, but you've definitely made something wonderful; the challenge that this game provides is as veritable as an NES game and Joe's pixel art is a really charming icing to the cake. I began experiencing consistent lag by consequence of navigating out of the game's browser tab that rendered it frustrating to play around the point of the "I'm gonna get 'cha" guys' appearance, but I've seen enough to understand that this is quality work. I'll have to play through the rest on a browser that doesn't fuck me over another time; thanks, Google Chrome.
Keep it up, you two creatures of the night.
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