Aaero

Rating:6/10
Completion difficulty:4/10
Controller only
This is a cute game based on the music.
The exteriors are fun, though some targets are frustrating to find and some of the later levels get relatively difficult.
Overall pretty good especially if you're fond of electronic music.

A rhythm based on-rails shooter. Its graphics and art style are fairly good but the game is quite difficult. Over all I think it gets a decent game. While they do have a mode where you can practice songs, I do think they need to have easier options for the main campaign.

I'm legendarily bad at rhythm games and yet found Aaero incredibly enjoyable to play through on normal. I wish there was more content as it's quite engaging and introduced me to a new genre of music I hadn't explored when I first played it many years ago.
These days I only revisit it when drunk so I appreciate it's simplicity

I love to play it in hardest mode and completing the levels! Loved the game since day one and eager for the 2 that is coming soon :3 will definitely buy it.
#Everyone that see me play it find it intense and goes wooooow because of the lines and obstacles and enemies/ammos coming at you so I say that everyone is impressed by it.

A unique take on rhythm games. Nice blend between combat and line surfing(?). A bit tricky to control at first but you get the hang on it pretty quick.

Aaero is hard. Or I kind of suck.
...probably a bit of both...
Regardless, this is a game you will not beat if you're just looking for a casual experience. The campaign requires a fairly high mastery level just to progress from song to song. I can respect the challenge, but I am not committed enough to get there. Still, the absolute BANGER soundtrack and unique gameplay really drew me in and pushed me further into the campaign than I expected - I made it about 3/4ths of the way through before deciding it was time to move on.
If you're crazy about rhythm games and are looking for a good challenge, though, do not sleep on this. You must be into electronic music, though, as the soundtrack is basically all licensed from electronic labels like Monstercat. Good for me, but I could see it being grating for others.
Between that difficulty, unique gameplay, surreal sci-fi artstyle, and hard electronic soundtrack, Aaero certainly targets a niche. But if you fall in the crosshairs of those various niches, this is definitely an experience you should try.

This game is crazy good. Looks stunning on SD OLED. I wish it had better aspect ratio support aside from that is 10/10