Hey, just recently picked up Voez on ios and was wondering what other people thought of it. I haven't played any other rhythm game like it and was having fun with it. The way songs are unlocked is annoying but each song feels unique the way the game works. Pretty neat-o is what I'm getting at.
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Re: Voez players
I just don't like the fact that you can't play it offline. Also because of in-game credits, requirements to unlock songs and microtransactions. Songs also load before playing. Overall, it is a very unique and nice rhythm game. It's a mix of several other rhythm games.
I really hate the game, I uninstalled it. But I love and want to play the game. I had no choice, I resorted to playing Cytus and Deemo, you can play both offline, both very great rhythm games. Back when a lot of mobile games were offline, Cytus and Deemo was there.Last edited by Renrane; 06-6-2016, 07:17 PM. -
Re: Voez players
The constant online connection was awful, but the unlock "system" was the worst thing imaginable.Comment
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Other than the few glaring weaknesses, I think its pretty solid gameplay wise so I'm probably going to stick with it for a while longer. I've been jumping between it and Jukebeat recently, which is also really good, so heres hoping there are some major changes in the works.Comment
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Re: Voez players
I heard that the songs will cycle every once in a while so theoretically you can play every song without spending anything. (I guess) Note that the song currently playable is also possible to purchase, that is to prevent it being unplayable once the song start rotating.I'm actually a Sargon/5argon
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Re: Voez players
It's very fun, but I have the same complain as everyone else (no offline mode).Comment
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