Do you remember 2010? Of course you don’t. We were all smoking the funny grass and spreading the word of free love back then. Fortunately, the good people at Gaijin Games managed to sober up and port one of their 2010 BIT.TRIP games to Steam. I’m talking BIT.TRIP Fate (as if you didn’t read the title).
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From the review: "Bit.Trip FATE is a fun game, but definitely not the best in the series. While it is a good challenge, a lot of the time it feels more tedious than fun, especially for a rail-shooter type game that literally has you on a fixed rail. While not a bad game in any sense, there are better Bit.Trip games out there."
GameZebo - The last Bit.Trip game to hit PC, Bit.Trip Fate is the penultimate entry in the six-title saga detailing Commander Video’s birth, life, death, and beyond. Although Fate fulfills the Bit.Trip model of “rhythm game wrapped in another genre,” it focuses more on gameplay than music, operating as an on-rails side-scrolling shooter that is supported—but not defined—by its dubstep soundtrack. This grants players more freedom, but also reduces the power of music and actions in the world of Fate.
