Phigros

Phigros

released on Sep 19, 2019

Phigros

released on Sep 19, 2019

Phigros is a completely free, "laneless" music game with dynamic judgement lines and four different types of notes, bringing you a refreshing rhythm experience like never before!


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I fricking love this game like its just a better version of piano tiles. Not a fan of the new game the devs made.

phigros will always be iconic for being 100% f2p and still somehow getting a fucking SAKUYZO ORIGINAL??? HOW?????

how is this game free (for the 12768746647th time)

Literally how is this free what the hell. This is easily one of the best rhythm games I have ever played. It leans into modcharting-esque level design while still feeling consistently readable. Every single level is "wacky judgement line and/or notes do unexpected thing" but you learn over time how to read these levels from playing more and more, and everything falls into place. Not to mention, the wackiness is appropriately scaled to the difficulty - while keeping most of the magic of the level's design intact.

This game is SO fun and you have zero excuse to not play it because its ONE HUNDRED PERCENT FREE. Go play it NOW if you like rhythm games.

Interesting and esoteric rhythm game with a dynamic judgement line that sometimes moves and rotates. Sometimes, it's judgement lines.

Lots of aspiring niche musicians in the songlist, along with some familiar names.

My only real complaint is the scoring system. I do not like combo bonuses in rhythm games. In this case, 90% of your score comes from note accuracy and the remaining 10% come from max combo. This often leads to incidents where one loses a whole letter grade because they missed one note in the middle, and it ends up being more punishing than missing 5 notes near the start or end. There is an "accuracy" rating shown next to the score but it's de-emphasized and there's no explicit notification for when you beat your accuracy record (unlike when beating a score record), so the game doesn't quite incentivize pushing on even after a missed note.

Absolutely incredible rhythm game. Might be my GOTY.