My thoughts on DEEMO II

Stepping into a hazy train station decorated with nostalgic signs on a rainy day, our journey in DEEMO II begins.

DEEMO II takes place in a world where the rain never stops, and creatures who are touched by the rain turn into petals. Taiwanese developer Rayark did a great job in creating such a mysterious yet beautiful atmosphere through the exquisite visuals. This is what I love the most about this game. A few screenshots for you to enjoy the scenes!

DEEMO II is essentially a rhythm game. If you are a rhythm game lover, you’ll find it rather familiar. If you aren’t, that’s fine. Tap, long press, and swipe, and you are all set.

Frankly speaking, the rhythm part of DEEMO II is definitely not a stand-out when compared to more innovative rhythm games like Arcaea (Update: I recently played Rotaeno, and it's awesome!). Nevertheless, the songs are still wonderful.

But Rayark added some RPG elements to the game and turned it into a story-driven musical adventure.

In DEEMO II, there is a map to explore and NPCs to befriend. To make it more like an RPG, there are tasks, events, and even a battle pass-like system for rewards.

Overall, DEEMO II is a unique rhythm/RPG game worth trying. Also, I’m a sucker for stunning graphics, so I rate it 5/5.