Review: Lyrica (Nintendo Switch)
A young man who dreams of succeeding in life through music suddenly slips through time and space into ancient China and meets a mysterious poet. Please enjoy the story that is intertwined with the historical anecdotes and classic masterpieces of famous poets.
Pros:
- Nice graphics.
- 259mb download size.
- Rhythm action gameplay.
- Lyrica is full Touchscreen.
- Optional tutorial.
- Lyrica has its own in-game achievements.
- Options-speed (1-5), tap volume, sfx, and fx sliders along with an input timer correction timer.
- 3 modes- story, challenge, and songs.
- Decent soundtrack.
- Story-2 characters Chun and Yang. Play levels with set targets and unlock images.
- Songs-arcade mode. Pick a song and difficulty.
- Challenge-handful of set objectives on certain songs.
- Full stats screen.
- Photo album-shows off completed images. As you play story a level will then reveal a square of the image until complete.
- Lyrica has you earn EXP and achievements to unlock new songs/images and sfx.
- 3 difficulties-easy, normal and hard.
- Many input types for notes in a song from a tap, double tap to swipes and holds.
- Face button shortcuts on the menu.
- Easy enough to learn the ropes.
- Best played with headphones.
- Quite a large library of songs.
Cons:
- The soundtrack makes or breaks it but to be honest it’s not too intrusive.
- Have to unlock the Yang story.
- No interactive tutorial.
- Lyrica lacks leaderboards.
- No song progress bar.
- Casual game.
- Hard to distinguish icons at times.
