Rhythm Zone

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 6 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

0
Average:

2
Bad:

4

Pros:

You can import your own music, Online leaderboards let you compare your performance with others.

Cons:

The gameplay is too disconnected from the music, Music importing is buggy, You can't customize your own playlist.

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Last revision on April 4, 2013

Reviewers Liked

You can import your own music, Online leaderboards let you compare your performance with others

Reviewers Didn't Like

The gameplay is too disconnected from the music, Music importing is buggy, You can't customize your own playlist

Expert reviews and ratings

There are so many music-based games out there now. It seems like everyone wants a piece of that pie. Sonic Boom Games is throwing their musical hat in the ring and going for it. In the style of Guitar Hero Rhythm Zone , the game is available on STEAM...

By ImpulseGamer on December 01, 2010

On paper, Rhythm Zone is a compelling idea; a simple four-button rhythm game that gives PC gamers the ability to play their own library of songs with support for friends and global leaderboards. How could this possibly be a disaster? Rhythm Zone opts...

By GameZone on November 24, 2010

It's tempting to call this game Typing of the Rock Band and call it a day. But Rhythm Zone is more than just a Rock Band clone you play with a computer keyboard; it's also an inexpensive way to finally play all of your favorite songs and...

By Gaming Nexus on November 09, 2010

There are several options when it comes to playing your own music library these days. You can use an online program like Instant Jam which is Java-based or you can purchase a full-on game to download and play. Rhythm Zone, from Sonic Boom, gives you...

By Gamers Daily News on October 28, 2010

The ideas behind Rhythm Zone are excellent and there is a certain charm to be found in hitting notes in time with your favorite songs. Unfortunately, this music game fails on several fronts. The music analysis generates uninteresting, generic note...

By IGN Gear on July 30, 2010

It might let you import your own music library, but Rhythm Zone is a poor substitute for the games it...

By GameSpot on July 22, 2010

Rhythm Zone is cheaply priced and it lets you experience the rhythm challenge with any song you like, which is an undeniably cool feature. Unfortunately, this is also what lets it down, as the note charts the game generates for imported tracks tend...

By itreviews.com on August 23, 2010