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But the beauty lies in how much harder Unbeatable goes in letting you take control of how… unbeatable you want things to be. It was incredibly rewarding to finish my favorite song, “Empty Diary,” on hard mode after working my way up from my initial floundering on beginner mode. There are four main difficulty modes for most songs you play in “”: beginner, easy, normal, hard, and unbeatable. Just two simple buttons to hit a flurry of enemies making their way to the center of the screen on a top and bottom lane from either the left or the right, sometimes both. Unbeatable’s gameplay only requires two buttons - that’s it. But Unbeatable’s gameplay is so integral to why it works, and especially so magnificent, that I need to go on about it for a bit. I rarely talk about gameplay it’s truly not my biggest concern when I’m playing a game, actually. The second half is, of course, the arcade rhythm gameplay you’ll play to an already amazing soundtrack.

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The story is delivered in snippets throughout “,” and the full picture they form together has me dying to know more about how a universe in which music is illegal came to be. Stunning art - including brand new screens in this demo - accompanies writing that has already succeeded in conveying Beat’s vulnerabilities and passions. The dialogue uses syntax, grammar, and speed to communicate their individuality in ways that remind me of favorites like Butterfly Soup and Night in the Woods. She’s in a band with several equally stylish members who are already shown to have pretty distinct personalities.

In Unbeatable, you play as a pink-haired girl named Beat who is trying to bring music back to the world. The first is an adventure game with a colorful cast. While the development team had already released an “ARCADE MIX” demo to showcase Unbeatable’s rhythm gameplay, “” serves as a side story with even more songs to highlight the strength of the game’s two halves. The demo came out the day before the campaign’s end, later than the community anticipated - but god was this first proper look at the world of Unbeatable and its characters worth the wait. It’s no surprise that it soared through its initial $55,000 goal in 15 hours and gained enough financial support for community and leaderboards, a beatmap editor, and the addition of acoustic versions and more remixes. largely marked the end of Unbeatable’s Kickstarter campaign earlier this week, which reached 486% funding. It’s the one demo I know I’ll be playing consistently until its release - a feat only a few game demos out there, no matter the size and fame of their developers, can accomplish. Unbeatable’s “” demo is a masterpiece it’s the kind of thing that leaves me in awe as to how human beings can be so creative and brilliant. But, as incredible as many of the demos I’ve played are, I hadn’t come across one that made me return to it several times - until now.

Even fewer will spark your interest strongly enough to entice you for the full release. Out of all the video game demos that are constantly released, a rare few will capture your attention well enough to make you check them out.