Every once in a while the dimensional rift weakens and a game slips through from elsewhere. Probably the best example of this is Knights in the Nightmare, a bullet hell RPG initially released on the Nintendo DS that, to describe properly, would take a one thousand+ word footnote all by itself. It's not that these games tend to be overly complicated but rather the frame of reference just isn't available, so describing them by using familiar elements isn't an option. The genre with the largest number of extradimensional games is music, and while the well-known note tracks abound (Rock Band and Guitar Hero, DJ Max, Yunyun Syndrome, DDR, Beatmania, etc.) it's a genre that's more than happy to go completely off the rails as well.
Match Colors, Nail the Drops, Slowly Drift From Playing to Sensing Hypno's Flow
Hypno is a music game about playing with the beat in what's actually a fairly straightforward fashion once you've wrapped your head around how everything fits together, and while the Steam demo (found here, playable normal or VR) isn't particularly great at onboarding players it's worth figuring out how to dive in. The demo features a single mode, Grind, which is...
