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A homage to classic arcade rhythm games (Guitar Hero, DDR), with a modern aesthetic and soundtrack. Match colours and beats, spin, tap, flick and flow through the juiciest beats in the universe.

Spin Rhythm XD is a kinetic rhythm action game with fluid controls, hand-crafted levels and beautiful, reactive backgrounds. Featuring over 60 licensed and original tracks by Nitro Fun, Teminite, Camellia, Panda Eyes, Au5, Anamanaguchi, Chime, Hyper Potions, Droptek, Tokyo Machine, Haywyre, Anomalie, F.O.O.L, Koven, Opiuo, Modus, Rogue, Tristam, Pegboard Nerds and more.

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Enter Spin Rhythm XD, a rhythm game built around making a controller (or a mouse and keyboard, if you so prefer) feel like an instrument. In the centre of the screen is a lane, where various icons travel down in time to the beat of a selected track. At the bottom lies a segmented wheel. Twisting the analogue stick moves it left or right, your goal to match the colour of falling notes to segments of the same colour on the wheel. Harder difficulties introduce additional tasks, such as notes that require you to tap specific buttons or blocked out sections where you have to spin the wheel to accumulate points.

Enter the Rhythm Dimension. A homage to classic arcade rhythm games (Guitar Hero, DDR), with a modern aesthetic and soundtrack. Match colours and beats, spin, tap, flick and flow through the juiciest beats in the universe. Supports multiple control styles including MIDI DJ gear on Steam!

Alien Sky: The scenery background for "Humanity" by Max Brhon shows three stars.
Amazing Technicolor World: Every background scenery that you'll see during gameplay is a treat to the eye. Vibrant, pulsating colours and the ground shifting to the beat aren't really distracting though, since the track itself is just as flashy.
Chewing the Scenery: The announcer gets very energetic when he announces the game's title, your score ranking or if you get a new high score.
Colour-Coded for Your Convenience: Hit the red notes with the red segments, and the blue notes with the blue segments. Spin/scratch/clap notes also have their own colour.
Crystal Landscape: Some of the background sceneries include floating crystals.
Easy-Mode Mockery: While the game does not overtly mock the player, certain songs are shortened on lower difficulty levels, with the song's length increasing as the difficulty does. Some songs may even require you to play on XD mode if you want to hear the full track.
Harder Than Hard: The XD charts, which use the full-length version of the songs, have more complex note patterns, and introduce held beat notes.
If you manage to get an A or higher on an XD chart (only the main song list, DLC doesn't count), you'll unlock that song's RemiXD chart, which are even more difficult than XD.
Hit Spark: One of the many visual effects that make the game flashy.
Level Editor: One built directly into the game itself. Because of licensing issues, however, sharing custon levels isn't done via Steam Workshop, but instead via an external site/client called SpinShare. Most custom levels are way harder than the base game levels.
Mascot: Jim Rhythm and LadyJ, who appear in the game's cover art and menus.
Rainbow Lite: One of the backgrounds (Lovesick) uses continuously expanding concentric circles as a skybox, which appear as a rainbow over the pulsating landscape, but not only do they not have the same colours that a natural rainbow does, they also repeat.
Rank Inflation: Above the A rank, you can score A+, S, or S+.
Scoring Points: Used to measure your performance. The scoreboard is visible directly on the Song Select screen.
Spectacular Spinning: As the title indicates, there's a lot of spinning in this game, mainly of the red and blue disc that you use to catch incoming notes. Certain notes even require you to flick the disc as hard as you can, causing it to spin so fast that the colors meld together.
Title Scream: The announcer yells "SPIN RHYTHM XD!" on the title screen, the same way he delivers plenty of other lines in the game.

I like the design of the ring. It's a bit of an adjustment at first, but it's implemented well. This ring is divided into blue and red sections. You never control this ring but instead control the cursor below it. You can grab onto any part of the top ring, locking it into place and allowing you to align the right sections with the right notes. You can also spin the ring by latching on and sweeping the ring around. An oft-used mechanic requires you to do this, and boy does it feel satisfying when you nail one. It feels tactile, with the mouse lending itself for more precise movement. The game fully utilizes this, needing you to quickly drag and spin the ring around to hit the right notes at the right time.

A unique feature I've never seen before is the MIDI support. If you own turntables you can use that to control the game instead of using your mouse. I love that the developers thought of this. I don't own turntables (the preferred appliance for the feature), but I was able to configure my MIDI keyboard to work with the game. I can't recommend trying to play it with anything other than actual turntables, though. Some of the mechanics require you to spin something and that's just not possible on a keyboard.

Spin, tap, scratch and flow through heavy-hitting songs as they twist and turn through a hyper-vibrant galaxy. Wield a digital turntable to match rapid-fire colors and beats while grooving with the music. As difficulty ramps up, more actions like sustaining notes, free-spinning, and smashing chunky bass hits with the offhand come into play. Keep the party going with mouse and keyboard controls or crank the action up to 11: Spin Rhythm XD is compatible with most existing MIDI DJ controllers.

Steam Early Access opens up with 15 tasty tracks from DJs around the world for players to master and rack up high scores. Featuring 12+ original tunes and other incredible bangers from artists like Nitro Fun, Hyper Potions, Tokyo Machine, Tristam, Pegboard Nerds, Panda Eyes and many more, fans of rhythm games and music alike will find something scratch-worthy. Super Spin Digital is partnering with forward-thinking record label Monstercat (who has contributed to Beat Saber and Rocket League) so anyone can find something up their alley thanks to an eclectic selection of artists.