Geometric Feel The Beats Review (PlayStation 4)

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For this Geometric Feel The Beats Review you don’t have to worry about dying all the time, you have fun fulfilling the missions and accumulating points. The accumulated rank points are not just for you to show others your rank, they are also used to buy your ship’s upgrades. Rating points can make you use the rating, so be careful when buying, but buying upgrades makes your life in the game easier. Here you decide!

Geometric Feel The Beats Review Pros:

  • Nice neon graphics.
  • 1.47GB download size.
  • Platinum trophy.
  • Works on Playstation 5.
  • Side-scroller shooter gameplay.
  • Leaderboard support.
  • Your score is used to buy upgrades.
  • The goal of the game is to clear the two missions laid out in front of you.
  • The game screen is where colored shapes come down slowly and you need to change your ship color to match to score points.
  • Wrong color shots deduct from your score.
  • Score multiplier.
  • Earn score and level up for badges.
  • Local co-op support.
  • PvP mode.
  • Handy dash button.
  • Levels mix it up as to which side of the screen you are on.
  • Simple concept.

Geometric Feel The Beats Review Cons:

  • The music is not good.
  • The controls are very loose and make moving and shooting clumsy.
  • Huge grinds for upgrades.
  • You don’t actually get told what the upgrades are until you have the score for them.
  • Not sure if leaderboards are online and/or offline as they wouldn’t work.
  • Little variety.
  • No difficulty options.
  • No carrot on a stick to keep you playing.

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Geometric Feel The Beats:

Official website.

Developer: Yaw Studios

Publisher: QUByte Interactive 

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PlayStation

  • 6/10
    Graphics - 6/10
  • 5/10
    Sound - 5/10
  • 6/10
    Accessibility - 6/10
  • 6/10
    Length - 6/10
  • 4/10
    Fun Factor - 4/10
5.4/10

Summary

I don’t know what it is but me and this game didn’t get along at all. The idea of it is simple, colored shapes come down and you have to swap ship colors to match the one you are shooting for a score or use the wrong color and lose the score. My problem is not only is it very repetitive, the controls are just loose enough that moving and shooting are not possible and when you are up against it, you can’t be having that. The unlocks are God knows what as they won’t tell you, earning enough score for one of the cheap upgrades takes an Eternity, the loading screens are long, and get really there is nothing here to keep you playing in a session let alone a returning session. It says it’s inspired by the eighties but the music and style don’t say that so I’m intrigued as to what they meant by that. As it is Geometric Feel The Beats is not a game I “feel” at all and is not a lot of fun either.

Jim Smale

Gaming since the Atari 2600, I enjoy the weirdness in games counting Densha De Go and RC De Go as my favourite titles of all time. I prefer gaming of old where buying games from a shop was a thing, Being social in person was a thing. Join me as I attempt to adapt to this new digital age!