Spin Rhythm XD Pre-Orders Launch on Switch - Hardcore Gamer

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Spin Rhythm XD hit the PC back in March and now it’s set for its console debut thanks to the Nintendo Switch. There have been a ton of rhythm games on the market over the past two decades, but none really did things quite like Spin Rhythm XD. Here, you have a song playing and want to match the beat with a rotating set of notes to work with. There are different color schemes to work with for the main gameplay area, with pink and blue, orange and white, a little bit of the Jokier’s purple and green and different-looking skins to put on the spinner.

It’s nice to see a game with so much color and for a music game, anything that keeps the blood pumping and the player engaged in some way is a must. With over 60 songs to enjoy, there’s a ton of content to enjoy with up to three friends locally. The music variety is top-tier too, with some chill songs like Ian Ewing’s “17” and blends of relaxing and dance music like Water Elemental’s “Sharks and Chime” and head-boppers like Anamanaguchi’s “Air On Line”. For an indie soundtrack, it’s got a lot of great songs in it and the song selection ensures that there’s something for everyone.

It wasn’t really all that long ago that a rhythm game having a fairly small selection wasn’t unusual – even for now-iconic brands in the genre. To get over 60 songs in a game like this is impressive and when you’re playing with a group locally, one great thing about having a diverse lineup is that every player is going to wind up with at least a few new songs on their playlists as a result. It might be annoying when they’re humming a few of them during a conversation, but well-worth it just to have had the experience.

PC players have a lot of ways to play with keyboard and mouse or even just mouse