Dead Cells begins in what appears to be a traditional Metroidvania fashion but reveals its unforgiving roguelike nature in a short time. I cannot recommend this game highly enough!įans of Metroid or Castlevania (known as the Metroidvania genre) know how addictive and satisfying games in this genre can be. You could spend hundreds of dollars unlocking everything the game has to offer otherwise, so Play Pass is a stunning deal when it comes to Cytus II. All tracks are unlocked via Play Pass and you never have to pay a single cent for new track packs. Between the extremely addictive gameplay and the ever-deepening mystery, Cytus II is easily the game that I have sunk the most hours into this year.Īnd thank goodness this title came to Play Pass because otherwise, I would not have been able to afford its massive list of playable charts. The gameplay is bolstered up by a fascinating story unfolding in an in-game UI that is a lot like Twitter, but in a post-apocalyptic, technologically advanced world. Where Cytus II is unique, though, is in the margins. The concept isn't hard to learn a line bounces up and down the screen as your metronome and notes appear on screen that you have to hit in time to the beat to increase your score. You'll push your thumbs to their absolute limits in this truly exceptional rhythm game since Cytus II has hundreds of playable high-energy tracks.
