Once players have mastered the challenges solo, they can also pit their power of rhythm against others in the StreetPass Terrace, or join forces with friends in Challenge Land. Each rhythm game can also be played with either the buttons or Touch Screen giving tempo masters a variety of ways to get their groove on in each challenge, and allowing for new play methods for returning tunes. If any of the initial rhythm games prove too tricky for the player, or if players wish to learn the optimum rhythm, it will be visually indicated on the Touch Screen during the rhythm games’ tutorial, allowing novices and high-score hunters to see where timings can be improved. It’s up to each player to weigh up whether they want to push their skills in order to save a few coins, or play it safe at a high coin cost. Each Gatekeeper presents a different level of challenge: Saffron Trials are easiest but cost the most coins, while Paprika Trials are far tougher but cheaper. The Café is also where Japanese lyrics and audio cues for all rhythm games can be activated, allowing them to be played in their original language.Ĭoins can also be used to take on the Gatekeepers Saffron, Saltwater, and Paprika, who prevent any further progression unless their challenges are overcome.

Good rhythm is rewarded with coins, which players can spend in the Café for additional methods to demonstrate their tempo-mastery with new rhythm games that aren’t included in the story mode, as well as mementos from cleared challenges. Players rack up high scores by hitting the beat with perfect precision in over a hundred rhythm games, each of which comes with its own unique tune, spanning the whole history of the Rhythm Paradise franchise and including 30 new rhythm games too. Get ready for the ultimate test of rhythm in Rhythm Paradise Megamix, releasing exclusively for Nintendo 3DS family systems on 21 st October.

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