Played since first released on Android. Bought again here and the (♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ finally) season pass. No regret.
Here's a review from a fan, now with formatting for better reading!
Edit: Reached Lv. 56 with 2.5h of grind in fresh account.

Muse Dash's basic idea of gameplay is similar to Taiko no Tatsujin. If you're into that game and also upbeat electronic songs, then this is most likely also for you.

There are more cool songs in the DLC, but the genre and difficulties of main songs are pretty diverse already. If you're unsure, you can give the base game a try first.
Songs in the DLC (especially Give Up Treatment songs) are particularly more difficult than others.

The keymapping and song selections has been always great and fun to play. Character animations during gameplay are also smooth and pleasant to look at as they're quite expressive and especially the normal whacks have sprite variations for each attack.

Stage backgrounds are strikingly bright sometimes, but can be individually modified in Brightness Setting.

I was never really a fan of ultra bouncy Live2D animations. The bouncy tits in character selection gets annoying over time, so it's probably not meant to be stared at for minutes... Just minor thing and matter of taste can be easily overlooked as they only appear on very few screens, but eh. The character music in character selection is damn good and pretty lengthy, the dilemma.

I think the difficulty curve is trying to be beginner-friendly so that even people unfamiliar to rhythm games can enjoy it and getting good in reasonable pace. I don't really feel like complaining for the "level up to unlock songs" system as I see it fair, although there are songs like Medicine of Song that gets unlocked pretty early (Lv. 24/26?)...

There's not enough gabba songs, but atleast there's GOODMEN series.

Played since first released on Android. Bought again here and the (fucking finally) season pass. No regret. Here's a review from a fan, now with formatting for better reading! [b]Edit:[/b] Reached Lv. 56 with 2.5h of grind in fresh account. [h1]Overview[/h1] Muse Dash's basic idea of gameplay is similar to [b]Taiko no Tatsujin[/b]. If you're into that game and also upbeat electronic songs, then this is most likely also for you. There are more cool songs in the DLC, but the genre and difficulties of main songs are pretty diverse already. If you're unsure, you can give the base game a try first. Songs in the DLC (especially [i]Give Up Treatment[/i] songs) are particularly more difficult than others. [h1]Gameplay & Visuals[/h1] The keymapping and song selections has been always great and fun to play. Character animations during gameplay are also smooth and pleasant to look at as they're quite expressive and especially the normal whacks have sprite variations for each attack. Stage backgrounds are strikingly bright sometimes, but can be individually modified in Brightness Setting. I was never really a fan of ultra bouncy Live2D animations. The bouncy tits in character selection gets annoying over time, so it's probably not meant to be stared at for minutes... Just minor thing and matter of taste can be easily overlooked as they only appear on very few screens, but eh. The character music in character selection is damn good and pretty lengthy, the dilemma. [h1]Technical[/h1] I think the difficulty curve is trying to be beginner-friendly so that even people unfamiliar to rhythm games can enjoy it and getting good in reasonable pace. I don't really feel like complaining for the "level up to unlock songs" system as I see it fair, although there are songs like [spoiler]Medicine of Song[/spoiler] that gets unlocked pretty early (Lv. 24/26?)... [h1]Others[/h1] There's not enough gabba songs, but atleast there's GOODMEN series.