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Groove Heaven

Fun Unit · May 23, 2013

3DS

Everyone10+

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Rhymi has to deliver a love letter to a beautiful angel only she is a little demon and the letter is from the Devil lord himself. Climb with her to the top of the tower connecting two realms armed with your best dancing moves! Time your steps right, keep to the beat to get moving and grooving away from oncoming danger! Dance under leaping frogs and past black crows, as you collect musical notes and red roses for bonuses. In two bubbly and exciting modes challenge your musical senses either dancing your way to the top, or simply testing how fast you can keep up with the beat! Show off your rhythmic skills and tap your way to Heaven!

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Nintendo 3DS

Critic 5.0 (3 critics) · Gamer 7.8

6.7

Critic reviews

  • NintendoLife

    Ron DelVillano · May 30, 2017

    4.0
    Groove Heaven is the unfortunate kind of game that has so many great intentions, but falls just short in every aspect. This one may serve to ease younger audiences who are unfamiliar with rhythm games into the genre, but anyone looking for depth, difficulty, or lasting appeal will be sorely disappointed. This one is short, shallow, and frankly too easy to keep anyone interested for long.
  • Nintendo World Report

    Becky Hollada · May 28, 2017

    7.0
    When I heard there was a new rhythm game coming to the Nintendo eShop I immediately sat up and took notice. I haven’t tried my hand at many rhythm games in the past, but when I picked up Groove Heaven I was quite happy with the experience. The simple gameplay mechanics and charming comic book style worked wonderfully to make the game stand out. Granted, the difficulty curve is quite steep, but that shouldn’t stop you from having some fun with it. I just wish there was a little more variation in the music. Overall, the game was very enjoyable and is definitely at least worth checking out.
  • Cubed3

    Az Elias · Jun 06, 2013

    4.0
    Groove Heaven is clearly one for the kids, but even then, it's far too short of an adventure that lacks variety in its levels and music tracks. The presentation is lovely and the idea is welcome, but it's difficult to recommend this rhythm title over some of the greats already available on the Nintendo 3DS. It's better to save up some extra cash to spend on HarmoKnight in the eShop, or go with a meatier title with more diversity in its gameplay and music, such as Theatrhythm Final Fantasy.

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  • clovxrr

    Feb 28, 2023 · 3DS

    10

    silly game go wild

    this silly tiny game is so good yeayeayea

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