That is not to say this gameplay is perfect, in fact some of the rhythm games are troublesome and are actually quite annoying. They range from simple swipe in a certain direction in order to an action to the rhythm for dance games, there is even a rather interesting violin challenge, as well as pressing buttons to a specific rhythm to take out or avoid enemies in some recurring challenges.While they use these methods for the rhythm games quite frequently there is still plenty of diversity offered between rhythm games that even includes a Samba De Amigo inspired challenge, and a decent a decent sword fighting challenge that is actually pretty good.
Rhythm Thief features 50 Rhythm games that can be found across the course of the story and beyond. With all that said the gameplay also fairs quite well and is almost as good as the plotline.
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Though that is not the only similarity drawn from the Layton series as the game often uses picturesque locations that must be tapped around in order to find hidden collectables which gets tedious quickly, there are also little puzzles that appear along the way that while quite enjoyable to complete they do tend to lack difficulty often being easy to beat. Like the Layton series Rhythm Thief presents regular anime style cutscenes that help to push the story forward, and the animation within these scenes is really beautiful. The only unfortunate side to the story is that it is short and only lasts for about six hours. The games story and presentation stand out quite well and easily can draw in with its wonderful mystery. As the story goes on Raphael must enlist the assistance of a mysterious girl named Marie, constantly avoid the police and attempt to stop the plans of a resurrected Napoleon Bonaparte. The story in Rhythm Thief is set in a modern day Paris and follows the exploits of a young boy named Raphael who, under the rouse of Phantom R, seeks out to steal items of interest with the help of his dog sidekick Fondue. Unlock riddles with your rhythm as you rack up combos and search for the secrets lurking deep within the city.Sega’s hopes all lie in this game that they published and developed.Take on a friend in one of eight multiplayer levels, including dancing, shooting, and infiltration minigames.Collect fans via StreetPass by taking part in dance challenges, triggering new missions and encounters with new characters.This is one conundrum-cracking rug-cutting caper you won't want to miss! So get ready to join Raphael as he unleashes his mightiest moves and stays one step ahead of the police. In Rhythm Thief, there's tonnes of tempo and tension to keep you on your twinkle toes, whether you're playing solo, taking on a friend in a range of rhythmic challenges, or collecting new fans via StreetPass. You'll even need some killer moves to feed your faithful dog, Fondue. The action ranges from thrilling rooftop chases to furtive visits to museums at night, pulling poses to match the statues and outfox the guards. Raphael never misses a chance to get his groove on, and there are fifty rhythm-based challenges in store for you, mixing up Touch Screen tapping, stylus sliding and gyro sensor gyrating, all set to a pumping soundtrack. You'll race round the city, cracking puzzles, uncovering clues, and pilfering precious artworks - always returning the loot, of course. The action takes place in a gorgeously-rendered anime-style Paris, its bright lights and iconic landmarks brought to vivid life courtesy of the Nintendo 3DS. You're on the case as you try to solve the mystery of his father's disappearance, all the while deftly dodging the police, sidestepping museum guards - and running into the Emperor Napoleon! This plot has more twists and turns than you can shake your thang at. Rhythm Thief & the Emperor's Treasure combines a gripping story and a groovy beat as you take control of sharp-suited thief, Raphael, famous for stealing paintings only to return them several days later. You'll need your sharpest sleuthing skills and some stellar dance moves as rhythm games get a twist of mystery in this all-action, toe-tapping title, exclusively on Nintendo 3DS.
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