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Beat Souls
Dive into the world of cyber and pop rhythms! Avoid noises and keep dancing in this high-speed avoidance action-game.
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14 reviews found80
Movies Games and Tech
Feb 20, 2022
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80
TheXboxHub
Feb 17, 2022
Summary and quote unavailable.
76
Nindie Spotlight
Feb 16, 2022
Summary and quote unavailable.
75
WayTooManyGames
Feb 17, 2022
Beat Souls does genuinely deserve the –Souls title. This game’s Hell Mode is genuine hell and I challenge anyone to see what kind of a level they can achieve in it. The soundtrack strays from pretty good, to downright boring, but that’s to be expected in rhythm games.
70
GameBlast
Mar 2, 2022
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60
Gamers Heroes
Sep 10, 2021
Although Beat Souls features a kaleidoscope of color and a wealth of anime girls, the music and action of this rhythm game are far too tame for their own good. It provides an interesting twist on the genre, but it will leave players feeling like something is missing. The rhythm game genre is certainly one of the most unique ones out there; previous titles have made use of guitars, dance pads, and even bongos.
60
ThisGenGaming
Feb 17, 2022
Beat Souls is an enjoyable game in the music/rhythm genre but it isn’t a must-play by any means. It’s got a decent set of tracks so long as you enjoy JPop music and you can get plenty of playtime out of it for the price. If it had more variety in the music and wasn’t so busy on-screen then I could recommend it more easily. *Beat Souls is available now on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.
60
Hey Poor Player
Mar 9, 2022
Beat Souls is easy to learn but hard to master; it’s also easy to like but hard to love. A lot of promise upfront unfortunately doesn’t carry through the rest of the game, which is a shame considering how finely tuned the entire experience is. I wish I could remember a single song or recall a fun beat pattern where I really connected with the game; instead, I’m left with the feeling that I would have put up with Beat Souls if either music or mechanics had been better. Still, if you’re wondering about how jazz or vaporwave-inspired tracks would work in a genre flooded with higher energy tunes, Beat Souls won’t break the bank for curious minds with disposable income to spare.
60
XboxAddict
Feb 28, 2022
Beat Souls adds some interesting twists but ultimately will be forgotten by the time you’ve gotten all of its achievements due to the lack of online play. Sure you could reach for online leaderboards if that’s your thing, but aside from that reason alone, something just felt ‘missing’. I truly love rhythm games and am always excited to try a new one when they release, and Beat Souls was no different, but I doubt I’ll go back to play anytime soon unless showing someone for a very specific reason.
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Xbox Tavern
Apr 1, 2022
Beat Souls is an interesting take on the musical rhythm game genre. They have managed to inject platform game elements into it which work pretty well and are tricky to master. The bright colours and animation are very vibrant and immersive but I feel it was let down by the audio as the sound effects don’t blend with the music and the music itself is pretty bland.Become a Patron! This game was tested and reviewed on Xbox Series X/S.
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