A fitting rhythm game for the rhythm game shark. Interesting choice of perspective, although it did hinder my ability to properly time hitting the notes; maybe an additional visual indicator would help, like changing the note sprites' colors or a circle that shrinks as they draw close (anything to make up for my lack of depth perception)
Really liked the arrangements, and the little story that went along with this game!
Very enjoyable top-down shooter, and I like the arcade-style of the whole thing! I also like the finer details put into the references to the Myth holomems.
I'm not sure whether I like or dislike the corruption visuals, since while I do like how it resembles an arcade kill screen, it is also hard on the eyes in an already hectic experience (unless... that was the point?).
I found myself replaying this from time to time; It really scratches that itch for classic arcade games.
So I've been able to reproduce your issue to an extent with wireless Xbox Series X controllers, where one controller controls two characters (I don't know if this is the exact same issue you're having). While I am still trying to fix the issue, I did find some remedies:
1. Playing with the controllers wired seems to help
2. Focus on another window while keeping the YMC window in view gets rid of the double inputs (this one's weird)
Currently making good progress on fixing the UI issues; Still trying to figure out the controller input issues however. What controllers are you using? And what software are you using with your controllers (Steam, DS4Windows, etc.)?
