Unbeatable

Mechanics

The main idea of UNBEATABLE is to play musical sequences on a chosen difficulty level. While playing the song we use two buttons, which we have to press at the right time to get points and not lose some lives. Perfectly matching the rhythm allows us to neutralize the monster rushing towards us or avoid one of the obstacles. When we skip a certain number of moves, the game ends. We can then play the sequence over again or return to the start menu. At certain moments of each track, our life can also be regenerated.

The tracks have 5 different difficulty levels: beginner, easy, normal, hard or unbeatable. The game also allows us to set the speed of the songs themselves, as well as monsters and obstacles coming in our direction. If we have difficulty in passing the songs or we prefer to concentrate on the story part of the game, we can also use Assist Mode or No Fail option.

Moving around the locations, the main character can interact with various objects and carry out conversations with other characters. In some moments the game offers us a choice of several dialogue options, so it's up to us what approach to a given issue the protagonist will show.

Technical aspects

UNBEATABLE is a 2.5D game, developed on the Unity engine. It is kept in the style of Japanese animation and has vivid, colorful graphics. A characteristic element is also a flickering and moving image, which, although it is not a great impediment to gameplay, may prove to be a hindrance for those sensitive to flashing lights.

Already the first, free section of the demo - UNBEATABLE [white label] SIDE A TRACK 1 - apart from a short introduction to the story, contained several full music tracks, providing at least an hour of gameplay and a lot of fun. Among the songs we can find such titles as Empty Diary, Mirror or Forever Now.