However, what I mean by it scoring pretty generously is that you can land criticals, through good, as long as you are playing something resembling on beat with the song. For field levels, your goal is essentially racing across the world, Critical make your character run at their fastest speed, while bads and misses can make them trip, get injured or, get replaced by someone else in your party. Land all criticals and you do the most damage, get a bunch of Bads or misses and the enemy damages that player. In battles, your characters are actually fighting during the song, with each successful hit of a note, the character who had that note in their lane is doing damage to the enemy. The game scores pretty generously as you are playing the song, ranging from "Critical" (the highest), to Great, Good, Bad, and Miss. I played my fair share of levels and I will say that you adapt quickly to both, and that I didn't notice my performance dipped on any song type. While you do not need to manually change the note lane you are on in order to hit the notes, you do have to spread your focus more, so that you don't miss something that is on a note lane you weren't glued to. For battle songs, the song is divided amongst your four party members and notes will appear on 4 different lanes. When doing the 'Hold' section of the songs, the line will move up and down and you need to follow its path for your note to register. Field songs, show your party walking while the song plays across a single note lane.
Most songs are divided into two types (there are more, but the majority of what you play fall into these two), there are battles and field songs. It feels like the game prefers you to play with the stylus in mind, but both playstyles work. With the 3DS you can play it with a stylus which involves you tapping, holding, or swiping in specific directions to complete songs, or by using button inputs. TR Final Fantasy Curtain Call, is a rhythm game that comprises hundreds of songs from the games and allows you to play them back like you would any rhythm game. Now after finally, finishing it, lets talk about TR 2: Electric Boogaloo (or Curtain Call, as it is known in the whole world). I instead anxiously awaited a newer game, with more and more nostalgia to keep me going. I was late to the 3DS lifecycle, so when I finally got the first TR game, I was only a year away from the sequel, so while I put my time in.
That was the original Theatrhythm game (now abbreviated as TR). However, there was a game that wanted to capture my nostalgia, bottle it up, and re-sell it to me in 3DS form and I fell for it hook, line, and sinker. I used to be in the boat that a new FF game was a day one purchase for me, but I can admit that I haven't played any since 13. I don't really jive with MMOs (so 11 and 14 are out), 13 was interesting, but didn't really click with me, and when they continued pumping out 13 sequels I kinda just stopped playing them.
#THEATRHYTYM CURTAIN CALL SONG LIST SERIES#
I, being an old man, fell off the series as it moved on. I have played through all of the first 10 games, some of them multiple times, and more then one of those 10 games are in my personally top 10 games of all time. Let me re-phrase that, I am a big fan of old Final Fantasy. Let me just start by saying that I am a big fan of Final Fantasy. This is an ongoing list where I attempt to do the following: Play, Complete, and Rank every video game in the known universe in order to finally answer the age old question "What is the greatest game of all time?" For previous entries find the links on the attached spreadsheet.
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