Voez
2016
- music
- arcade
- single player
The story
Voez is played by touching falling notes in time with the music. Set in a fictional town named Lan Kong Town, which is modelled after Yilan in Taiwan, the story is centred around six high school students who form a band that eventually achieves international fame. Gameplay is simple, requiring players to touch vertically falling notes that have hit a bar on the bottom of the screen. Depending on the song, the number of lanes for the notes increases and they shift side to side, making the screen look as if it is dancing to the music. There are over 100 songs in the library. Three difficulty levels Easy, Hard and Special are available. Players are able to choose difficulty levels according to their skill so they may enjoy all pieces.
What it’s like
Bright, glossy anime illustration in saturated colour, with vertical columns of notes falling toward a bar at the base of the screen. As the music builds, the lanes multiply and sway side to side, so the whole display seems to dance along. The soundtrack is the centre of it: over a hundred upbeat J-pop and electronic tracks, each hit marked by a crisp tap. The world is a sunny seaside town inspired by Taiwan, drawn in soft daylight and cheerful pastels, with a youthful, hopeful tone that follows a group of high school musicians rising to success. Pacing is brisk and tied to each song's tempo, so sessions feel short and bouncy. Intensity is very low: no violence, gore or fear, only the mild pressure of keeping up with a fast chart. It suits a commute, a lunch break, or a quick session in bed before sleep, and it's a good fit for anyone who wants a friendly, playful rhythm game with an easy-to-learn touch mechanic, three difficulty tiers, and nothing harsh on screen.
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