(side note: there is, in fact, an "all songs" button placed at the top of the chapter selection page. the UI is just so bad that it's very easy to miss, as many UI elements look similar and the eye glazes over them in confusion. dev could benefit greatly from some courses in UX and UI design)

I agree: note design and just general UI/UX is a huuuuge turnoff with orzmic. that and the absolutely atrocious calibration tool. I also agree that playing a fair few of the charts, especially on the middle difficulty (though I don't touch it, personally, but have watched my wife play them), they're just not very interesting. that said, it'd clear as day this is one, or maybe a small few, individual(s)' passion project. ignoring the UX issues, one can really only describe this game as an off-brand Phigros clone with the only major difference being that it requires for you to tap within a certain, variable, and entirely unknown range underneath the judgement line (which also is often invisible, instead marking where you must place your fingers (but... not exactly). there's just a lot of general clunkiness. it's too bad, because much of the music is really good, and there are some quite good charts available, if you can wade through all the weeds to find them. I can't get enough of rhythm games, outside of the obnoxious gacha idol games, so I've played quite a lot of orzmic, but, it certainly wouldn't be the first game I'd recommend to anyone outside of rhythm game enthusiasts. Phigros still stands, in my eyes, as the king of mobile rhythm games.