It’s all very casual and humorous, so don’t expect a serious story here gameplay is first and foremost, and Megamix has it in spades. All worlds have their own completely unpredictable rhythm challenges tied to ridiculous but humorous problems faced by each character. Along the way you’ll meet various quirky characters like Boondog (a pun-tacular dog dressed as a bee), Donna (an amorous donut-shaped woman) and Trey (a disturbingly humanoid chef) who guide Tibby through seven various themed worlds and three special challenge gateways on the path to Heaven World. Tibby needs help reaching his home in Heaven World. In Megamix, the story mode is a loose narrative connecting several different Rhythm Heaven games together in an adventure involving Tibby, a funky peached-coloured bear with a slick afro. These bonuses are currencies used to unlock additional mini-game challenges, tracks and other goodies in the Cafe, a hub world where players can cool off in-between sessions and also access additional game modes and multiplayer. A minimum of 60 is required to pass on to the next stage and 80 or above is needed to obtain other bonuses like coins and skill stars. Every mini-game has a unique musical track, and your precision and performance is rated a score out of 100. Rhythm Paradise Megamix ’s gameplay premise is simple: Progress through a series of rhythm-based mini-games by playing along in time with the beat and clear the stage. Acting as a throwback mixtape compiling past Rhythm Heaven mini-games and tracks, the new and remixed content on offer is equally as melodious, quirky and wacky fun all packaged in a 3DS cartridge and perfect for on-the-go gaming – or for multiplayer hijinks with friends and family at home. Rhythm Paradise Megamix is the fourth game in one Nintendo’s most underrated first-party franchises, oozing charm and eccentricity with its bizarre art direction and addictive rhythm-based gameplay.

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