With its dual screen, touchpad, and standard button setup, the 3DS makes a great system for games in the rhythm genre. There are a number of titles available, such as the excellent Rhythm Thief, the RPG hybrid Theatrythm which also spawned a sequel, the addictive HarmoKnight and just recently Japanese pop idol Hatsune Miku made her 3DS debut in Europe with Hatsune Mike: Project Mirai DX. Looking to add its name to this solid list of titles is Radiohammer, coming from developers Arc System Works and Vinyl Lab.
Radio hammer is an original and fast-paced rhythm game that is available for the Nintendo 3DS. This game stands out as one of the quirkiest and original games that I have had the pleasure of playing, as it has you bopping enemies on the head with a giant hammer in time with the music. There are four different playable characters in the game; complete with their own backstory and type of enemy. The music is very upbeat and the collection is immense covering a wide variety of genres. All together the game and it’s characters create an interesting experience that actually works in its own weird way.
"Radiohammer isn’t the first rhythm game on Nintendo 3DS, and it also likely won’t be the last. Radiohammer is also available as a phone game as well as a downloaded eShop game, but it’s worth paying out for this more featured 3DS version." - Rice Digital
Nintendo Insider: Sharing their love for the grooviest beats over the airwaves, pirate radio station Radiohammer is renowned for hiring the very best DJs that the world has to offer. But, when they’re not energetically scratching their decks and broadcasting the hottest tunes, the station’s true purpose is in serving cold, hard justice.
