I have to say, I wasn't sure what to expect from a Rhythm-based action game from a studio that typically makes survival horror games. Overall, I was pleasantly surprised, it was light-hearted, funny and very stylish. Even though the combat suggests that you have to time everything to the beat, it's very forgiving with this and even those with no rhythm can still have a good time. It was quite soothing to see everything in the game, from the environment, enemies and cutscenes match to the beat. It does require a fair amount of platforming, but these aren't too difficult. Even if you do fail, it takes you back where left off. with no loading screen, so you don't waste any time getting back into it. The main reason it doesn't score higher is that the numerous QTE sequences can be punishing, with no way to get around them until you get them right all the way through.