App Profile: Kpop Piano Star: Music Games

Sunshine17🌸🌸🌸

Rating: 4/5

The game is great overall but the ads are just too much. My fav group is Straykids so it becomes annoying when I wanna play their music and I have to watch an ad to get started. I would not recommend playing on a phone because you can miss a lot. The thing that irritates me the most is that you have to watch a ad to continue the song but even if you don’t want to continue it still makes you watch an ad so you might as well just continue the song. For a person with a low attention span this is just annoying to watch an ad every second I want to play this game.

Taylor swith 1 fan

Rating: 5/5

This game has my favorite K-pop songs. It has almost all of the K-pop groups and K-pop singers. I like the thing I really wanted to get a game where it’s K-pop and I got this game. I found it. I was just in Mexico and I just found this game and I’m like oh I want this game. My mom got it for me and it has my favorite K-pop singer. It has Rosie Lisa, Jenne Jesu, baby monster ASAP and other ones when I first played this game and when I first played my first song and when I missed it, it was it just let me do it again and the ads are so annoying too love this game. It is my favorite favorite favorite game of all you should totally get it guys, it is so so so so so so Duper Duper it is so good there is wraps and stuff has big bang from squid game super Duper Duper good you should totally get a guy and sorry if I’m writing and you can read it, but it is so good. You should totally get it.

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Rating: 1/5

As someone who’s an avid beat game player, this was not a game made with love or appreciation for beat games in any way. The song selection ranges from high quality sound and full length songs, to small snippets taken from what sounds like tiktok clips. the ads are sometimes longer than the song’s actual play time. My biggest complaint, ads length and sound quality aside, is that this is not a beat game. Half of these songs don’t have the “beats” synced to the music, and you’re left either ignoring the song completely to hit the beats, or messing up your timing and getting a bad score when you try to rely on the song’s rhythm for harder sections. I’m also not a fan of how ambiguous the hit zone is, as it feels like i can just tap the beat anywhere on the screen; any real beat game would not allow this at all. i guess i shouldn’t have expected much from this app based on the ads i saw for it, but if you’re going to try to appeal to a big group of people like kpop fans for your bogus ad revenue, at least put a little more effort into the game.