A Dance of Fire and Ice

Noise complaints,
Broken Keyboards,
literally had to go to the hopsital to get my fingers checked.
def recommend this to others

A rhythm game with extremely simple tracks made difficult only by its approach to visualizing the notes. Not worth the buy.

Ngl one of the best aimless rythm game out there, def worth the price and you could have plenty of fun even without the dlc.

Imo the songs are fire too, die and retry on cd you'll never get bored of these i swear.

The difficulty curve is really progressive so there's no need to be scared if you've never ever touched a rythm game before, it's pretty new player friendly. There's also checkpoints in levels which makes the tries less frustrating.

Game can get pretty hard with workshop levels but don't mind it if you don't want, what the game offers itself could be enough for you, i think there's already plenty for a casual, but community always adds more right? Most of all never forget, try hard and have fun!

Its a lot of fun and a little difficult as well

This game does make you rage but It's fun and you feel a lot of relief when you beat the level. So fun game 10/10

Not good for my heart rate but pretty enjoyable nonetheless. What I enjoy the most is learning a song and doing it blind. Time trials and community songs are a little too much for me though.

As a rhythm game, the difficulty level is quite high due to its unconventional mechanics and the requirement for a full combo to pass. This makes it one of the more challenging games to get into. Beginners or those without prior rhythm game experience are not recommended to start with this one.

10/10 gameplay with custom map editor and steam workshop

This game is pretty damn amazing!! It feel like it osu but with keyboard... I will say as a drummer this gives me more rhythms that I haven't even thought of yet!! Well recommend this game to anyone who loves rhythm based games!!

i wish i was better at this game LOL. Yea the songs this game has are a BOP, all of them go hard, THIS GAME IS HARD!!!. well unless ur a master at rhythm games, but i see non rhythm players enjoying this game as much as i did.

This is one of the best and most accessible rhythm games I've ever played. It's so simple to learn and improve at, and the skill ceiling is so incredibly high. But I feel so much more comfortable playing this game than most other rhythm game. It's incredible.

Loved this game. Art style is great and the tracks are quite nice too. This is also one of the rhythm games where I feel like every chart presents some sort of challenge. Charts with camera angle changes, charts with distracting-ish visuals, charts that get you to focus more on your listening than visuals, charts with swing rhythm, look you probably get the gist. You name it, ADOFAI probably has it somewhere. If it's not in the base game it's DEFINITELY somewhere in the custom charts.

Sadly not at that level where I can spam and still get perfects but that's a me problem. In short, great game, 9/10. Give it a shot.

very good game. i thought it was worse but i liek it. it was like 4 euros and it is very easy and hard. nice!!

A simple, but very fun rhythm game that anyone can get into. There's already so much in vanilla that will keep you occupied as you get better at the game, unlocking more levels n stuff

then theres custom levels

An intuitive rhythm game that has a good selection of songs and a good workshop. Feels very satisfying to play, but it can be easy to mess up and fail the level. Get it since it's cheap and beware of some workshop levels that are impossible

I like playing this game because it's simple and fun. It's also able to be relatively hard and there's a super high skill ceiling and a super low skill floor so there's always a level for your skill

8/10 recommend this game for sure

the levels are amazing and i love playing levels made by other people!

great game! although I've had an issue recently where the game has periods where it just stops for a fraction of a second. this issue especially messes me up in the prolonged spam section in "it go". I got 100% achievements just recently because for a long time I had all the achievements except the dlc ones.

A really fun rhythm game. It Has a very high skill ceiling. Can get very frustrated at times when dying at a level over and over again. I have beaten every single level including the DLC and time trials with every achievement. The main 12 Levels is very easy to beat with a bit of practice in my opinion. It only gets hard on It go and One forgotten night. Takes a lot of Time to actually get good. Even with 200h in the game I still have difficulties beating harder levels

This is a great game! Good gameplay, good songs, and good maps. Would reccommend!

This is a really simple game, but it's ridiculously fun. I would definitely recommend it.

very rhythm but very difficult.

Definitely worth getting if you are familiar with rhythm games and/or a drummer. I like games with level editors so this is an immediate 10/10.

Just make sure your computer isn't 10 years old for a few custom maps.

Pretty fun rhythm game although I haven't really played most of the "difficult" stuff. I have beaten all of the main world levels, as well as the time challenges except for world 12 I think, and from that experience, I can say it is fun. I don't really play it specifically, moreso if I just need something to do without any other options, but it's still kinda enjoyable by itself.

kind of nice you should download if your a fan of osu fnf etc.. either way its a very good game

Personally one of my favorite rhythm games on steam. I highly recommend playing this game due to the fact there's so much content that you can choose to play from. 9/10 game for me!

its decent, but, the game teaches you form at the beginning, but if you wanna beat the later levels you have to switch, and completely redo all your muscle memory

This is a simple yet very good rhythm game, the community maps are really good and the devs actually put the best ones directly in game. The difficulty range is very permissive and anyone can play it, but it requires good skills to play the hardest official maps, so I highly recommend this game to discover something new.

good fun rhythm game especially if you play any instrument or have experience with rhythm games

Very fun, especially when taken to a high level. Although the first levels are still great. Would recommend to anyone, and would say that I believe it is far and away the best rhythm game when it comes to charts/maps actually matching the music and decoration potential for custom levels.

I thought that I wouldn't like this game because it kills you on a miss note.

I ended up liking this game (and it's magnificent DLC) far more than I could have imagined.

I still don't love the concept of rhythm games that kick you out from a single mistake, but the game is forgiving enough, and there are ample checkpoints on all of the hardest levels. The game introduces you to the concepts and how to read certain configurations very well (base game -> DLC -> Base Game Time Trials and bonus levels -> DLC EX -> Crown World) (obviously not including custom workshop levels). I thought I would be completely lost reading some of the charts, and some of them I was for a while, but I managed to figure everything out without too much trouble for the most part.

TLDR; If you like rhythm games, I highly recommend giving this one a shot, even if you don't normally play single-mistake rhythm games.

This game kind of reminds me of Geometry Dash, because of its one-mistake-only difficulty curve. You can be too early, and have to input another note quickly or be too late and lose. But I'd consider this easier since the levels do try to accommodate for this by 1: Having the first 2 worlds be so easy they can be beaten by your mother in less than 15 minutes (true story) and 2: Having checkpoints throughout the levels. So even if someone isn't too musical, this is still a recommendation from me for all ages, maybe 8 and above.

This game, for 4 bucks, is a LOT of game. Lots of worlds and lots of challenges for more experienced players, and the DLC is well worth the money, even when both are not on sale plus you get modding support (thanks so much for that, 7th Beat Games!). Plus unlike the mobile version, you don't have to unlock the EX (extra) levels and are available from the beginning

(P.S. Sorry, after writing this I realized that I get a into technical details and use musical terms, my bad)

So I just want to talk about the system of determining the time of the beats. The two orbs spin in a circle and the dotted line represents where the other orb will be at a given time, having the other one act as an anchor. Now, what's great about this system is that they developed this game with the rotation angle of the circle in mind, meaning a straight line would sound like crotchets when played, and an UPbeat (corner going up) would be a quaver and crotchet, and a DOWNbeat (corner going down) would be a dotted crotchet and a crotchet, in game that's what it's called though it's slightly inaccurate. The musical term is just offbeat but this naming system does help non-musical people understand it faster.

What's really smart about using this angular approach is all regular beats can be represented by straight lines, and slowing and speeding up the music allows for semibreves and demisemiquavers and yada yada, BUT it also lets triplets, quintuplets and others to exist, ALL HAVING A UNIQUE SHAPE. This works really well to visualize the rhythm without just guesswork seeing a line or a note approach another line which you must press a button to hit, as is tradition in other rhythm games.

The orbs can spin clockwise and counterclockwise, which means that not only can you already visualize the beats correctly, but this feature lets very complex rhythms be readable, and not overlap each other too much. Speaking about complex rhythms, I appreciate the game making it as easy as possible to pick up new rhythms by having a series of mini tutorials before encountering them in a faster, proper, level.

Only technical problem I had with the game is the audio buffer size. I took the time to read some negative reviews and it's just as i thought. The game allows you to allocate time to buffering the audio. What this means in gamer terms is less=good BUT TOO MUCH WILL SLOW THE GAME DOWN AND MAKE IT UNPLAYABLE. I set mine on 512ms after testing how low I could push it (could do half of that but it's better not to push it) and have no issues, so if the game randomly slows down, just check the setting before deeming it bad.

Another thing I like about the game is how easy and user friendly the calibration is.

Overall, this seemingly simple game is as wide as a puddle and as deep as an ocean. The DLC throws multiple curveballs at you and is worth every penny. Would recommend this for everyone capable of pressing a button consistently. Would also recommend this for hardcore completionists since like I said, deep as an ocean; there is a lot of EXTRA content to go through and it's satisfying to complete.

Super fun game! It can be difficult at first, but once you get the hang of it it becomes very fun! I don't find it rage-inducing at all, just a tough challenge sometimes, which quickly becomes a fun and even relaxing game with practice!

Fun rhythm game. Custom levels allow no ending to this game.

this game is too easy, the only buttons you need to play are spacebar, alt, and f4! 🗿

absolutely brilliant game. just perfected this game today and had a blast doing it.
if you like rhythm games then this game (and the DLC) are worth every dime

This game is quite fun, and be played on multiple difficulties, as both beginner and experienced friendly.
There are also custom maps you can make or download to play more and different songs!
All the maps and song u can play are unique and will give u a roller coaster of an experience.
Further for beginners you can also follow the tutorial to get started, which are the worlds.

It's also able to be played on more lower end devices tho make sure to not start up any really big maps or long ones as u might and probably will experience a bit of lag!

If ur a rhythm gamer I'd really recommend playing it for at-least a bit and if ur planning on getting into the game genre it is also a quite alright one to start at, especially also since this one isn't too expensive like most others you might encounter.

My right finger feels stronger after grinding this game's time trials (for achievements) but legitimately this was so fun to go through. I had initially used solely my M1 on my mouse playing this, but once I got to grinding the bonus level it was way too much, so i opted to instead use the [<-] arrow and it felt a lot more consistent and also used the [->] arrow if necessary for fast notes in specific sections.

If there wasn't a setting to disable to double taps on the rhythm journey extra level I would've never beaten it, let alone get its time trial speed beat either, so I appreciate that there was an option to not have to press 2 buttons at once on specific notes.

All of the main world levels were really fun and the extra levels (excluding the rhythm journey one) were absolute bangers, and I find it funny how I struggled more on the bonus level than on any of the time trial levels (normal worlds and extra worlds)

The neo cosmos dlc was also pretty alright, the hold notes gave me more trouble than they should have but all of the songs were reasonably alright, as long as you aren't dying every 5 seconds.

If you want a challenge and feel like your rhythm is good, put it to the test by playing this game. You (probably) won't regret it, and besides, its only 6 dollars(+a 5 dollar dlc that is separated from the main game), its worth more than that for how much content it has while also having a level editor.

This game is really good. Pretty fun, sometimes frustrating. Good to see how much you progressed though from barely doing level 3 to being able to easily clear the 1.5x.

This game is a big let down. Perhaps it's great on a tablet but on a desktop PC, couldn't get it to go in fullscreen, couldn't get the inputs correct with keyboard and mouse.

This is genuinely the best game for rhythm practice, and has a lot of levels and worlds that require skill, time (sometimes years), patience (and for the ragers, backup keyboard, controller, etc). Its a truly perfect game, exceeding every other similar game on the market. I might look like a liar, but this is the best 5$ of my life (around 8$ with the DLC, but still even more worth it). It's also EXTREMELY beginner friendly, with a few twists and turns here and there for the first few levels, gradually getting harder over time. I would talk about the World Cup levels, but.... you wouldn't believe that humans are playing these on Pure Perfect (A message shown at the end of a level where every click is perfectly executed in a 30ms succession limit). Gets plenty of updates all the time, as well as thousands of creator levels per day made and tested by the loving community, practicing for hours at a time in hopes of reaching perfect rhythm

yes would recommend, does get frustrating at times but all games are like that.

you can get some of your favourite artists to learn how to get a beat or to enjoy suffering.

great game, takes a lot of time and practice to get good though

a very cool rythm game, although I don't see myself grinding attempts on its maps

I like this game, but I think it might not fit me because if you want to good at this game and do progression, you might need to practice much much and there is no checkpoint when you playing a game in hard mode. So, if you lose you need to start over the songs again, and I don't have much time to do that. TBH, this game is harder than dark soul, elden ring, bloodborne, etc. in my opinion.

the constant, rhythmic sound of you clicking the mouse or pressing keys on your keyboard will make everyone around you hate you. putting in earbuds and turning the volume up is the best way to avoid confrontation, since you won't be able to hear anyone's complaints.
it's worth being hated for, it's a good game

This game is like Rocket League... hear me out.

No skills from other games can carry over to it because the game itself is a completely new concept of a game, a rhythm game. ADOFI introduces an inventive way of reading a map that will make you feel as if you have never played a rhythm game in your life. It is much more punishing than most other rhythm games because you are forced to FC (full combo) a map without missing any notes at all. It's a genius concept but progression will be tedious.

Really challenges your hand eye coordination which I think is a good thing because if you're interested in rhythm games then you gotta have a superb reaction time and also love it :D

dont get mad when you first get this game and you are not good i have OVER 101 HOURS in the game AND I AM STILL NOT THAT GOOD I KNOW RIGHT 101 HOURS AND NOT THAT GOOD?! BUT still good game its hard at first but it is a rythm game you just need to mach to the beat most of the time. 9.5/10


PS i am not that good at spelling soooooooooo

Its an okay rhythm game, its simple and fun.