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Soundodger - Corile - 07-19-2015
It's a game that I returned to a while ago. Basically - it's Touhou meets rhythm games. You need to dodge the projectiles that are created based on the music. In the basic game (you can play it on Adult Swim Games) you only have the basic tracks (there are quite a few though), you can also buy the Soundodger+ on Steam which gives you auto-gen mode (which allows you to generate a level based on a song of your choice, though the generation is kinda wonky at times), an editor with the ability to play player-created levels as well as two free DLC packs that contain a few new songs each.
It's really awesome if you want to chill to some good music, the auto-gen is also not too shabby. The problem is - the levels get really damn hard later in the game. The original soundtrack features some really awesome artists, such as Disasterpeace (Fez), Danny Baranowsky (The Binding of Isaac, Crypt of the NecroDancer), Austin Wintory (CS:GO, The Banner Saga, The Order 1886), chipzel (Super Hexagon, the track [Tokyo Skies] even is a massive reference to that game), Bill Kiley (A Kitty Dream), Anoctave and a few more.