So is Rhythm Paradise Megamix worth the £25 price tag? Definitely, especially if you’re looking for a game to play on the go. The only thing that really lacks enjoyability is the storyline but considering how fantastic everything else is, it really doesn’t matter at all. Overall, the game is extremely fun the stages are great, with their unique themes and catchy music to go along with them, the extra activities in the Café are amusing and enjoyable to mess around with and the Super Guide Mode is incredibly useful when you need help on harder stages. This involves a one-on-one rhythm battle with various prizes to be won and can be quite entertaining if you’re a fan of competing against others. You are also able to challenge people you’ve encountered via StreetPass in StreetPass Terrace. The Shop can be found in the Café, which is a hub area for all sorts of different activities and buildings such as the Museum, where you can view unlockables and replay each stage. You can choose to challenge one of the Trio, each resembling a different difficulty, for a certain number of coins.Ĭoins can also be spent in the Shop on various different items related to each stage and additional rhythm games. In order to pass through the gate to the next set of stages, you must complete a unique rhythm challenge. There is a gate between every few lands, guarded by the Gatekeeper Trio – three annoying monk-like characters. There’s also Super Guide Mode, which is a metronome-style guide on the touch screen that appears when you’re struggling with a stage and is extremely useful in helping you get your timings right.

You also win coins based on how well you score.

There are two ranks you can achieve – OK and Superb – depending on what your score is.Įach stage features a Skill Star, which shows up on the touch screen and will award bonuses if you can hit it with perfect timing. In order to pass a stage, you must obtain a certain high score. This is also the first game in the series to include a storyline, although it is quite flat and basic: Tibby, an alien who accidentally crashed his ship on Earth, needs your help to get back to Heaven World and in order to do that, you must travel through different lands and complete a plethora of rhythm-based mini games.Each land you pass through has its own unique theme and four rhythm stages to play.

It's the fourth instalment in the Rhythm Heaven series and it’s undoubtedly the best.įast-paced, addictive style will see you unable to put your console down – it simply is THAT good. If you’re a fan of rhythm games, you really won’t be disappointed with Rhythm Paradise Megamix, the latest rhythm game to hit the Nintendo 3DS. Rhythm Paradise Megamix is out now for Nintendo 3DS (Image: Nintendo)

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