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Originally developed by RayArk, Published by FlyHigh Works, Switch Port developed by Esquadra
Genre: Rhythm
Platforms: Switch (Also available on iOS and Android as Deemo 3.0, and Playstation Vita as Deemo: The Last Recital)
Available: NOW
Price: $30USD / €30 / ¥3000 / $43.50AUD
Downloadable Content: Yes. Will receive free DLC in the future.
Size: 2549.09 MB
Supported Languages: English, Japanese, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Traditional Chinese, Korean
Players: 1
Deemo is a touch-based rhythm game. When the piano note bars descend, you need to tap them just as they cross the black bar near the bottom. Sets of secondary golden notes can be hit by just dragging your finger along the screen as they descend. If the note you hit emits a golden aura, that means you hit a Charming note and you're on beat, otherwise it'll hit green. There are two achievements with every song: Full Combo and All Charming.
There are Easy, Normal, and Hard difficulties for every song, and you can adjust your preferable speed and tempo that will carry through all of them. You can also test out calibration to time your taps better.
Q: How is this different from the Vita version, The Last Recital?
A: This version of Deemo is an updated port of the 3.0 version on iOS/Android, which currently lacks the exclusive content from TLR, including its multiplayer functionality, animated cutscenes, and its unique storybook. However, it retains the over-text voice acting that occurs during overworld dialogue and has over 100 more tracks than the Vita port. It is unknown if the content from The Last Recital will be part of any DLC updates the Switch port will receive.
Q: Can I get the game physically?
A: The title is currently digital-only.
Q: Does Deemo have button controls?
A: Currently no, but an update later this year will patch in controller support.
Q: Does that mean that right now it's only playable in handheld mode like VOEZ and Severed?
A: Yes, but the update will allow the game to be played with the Switch docked in TV mode.
Q: Who is the Masked Lady? She is mysterious and also I love her.
A: She's too mysterious because she is masked and who she is gets revealed later into the story, but a large portion of her backstory is in the Vita version. So bummer to that.
Q: VOEZ was a game from this developer, and I don't like pop/rock. Should I sleep on Deemo?
A: Deemo mostly deals with a wide variety of piano-based musics, whether or not you're into that is up to you, but personally I'd say DON'T SLEEP ON IT.