Why did they do this? 😞

Can’t wait to cry when I have to do a perfect.

I’VE BEEN STUCK ON GETTING A SUPERB ON CROP STOMP FOR 3 WEEKS PLEASE HELP 🫜🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

Probably for like either a switch 2 editon of groove or maybe even a standalone spinoff, it seems really unlikely, but it would be extremely cool for them to try something like that, especially with heaven studio not touching groove games anytime soon. It might even be an opportunity to bring back some legacy games. It has a huge amount of potential and should be an official feature

Like not only is it so hidden, but it has minigames that probably wouldn't even be in the game to begin with. I wonder if either those games were added really late in development, or if they were scrapped originally, but turned into endless games? I know about the unused standalone variants in the debug menu, but I wonder how early/late into development they were created? They need to make more endless remixes like this moving foward. I also REALLY vibe with the music

i really made this for the fun of it, i love remix 20 and wanted to try my hand on a spin of it with some different game options! including some score attack games as well that are sorta back to back lol

this is a work in progress, as i still have some games to go! i have the whole final part finished its just not shown yet bc i have to bridge the gap between it still

I’ve had this Megamix save file since 2015, I got the Japanese version before it even was announced to be localized. Now I just have to force feed my goat for 8 more levels and I’ll finally be free from Tibby’s Rhythm Hell after 11 years…

Started playing fever after I completed groove and now I'm going for the perfects. Totally not going insane

-Disc dog is the most overrated one in the game, the music and visuals do not excuse the boring gameplay
-Remix 17 is top 5
-Rhythm Tweezers 3 is NOT that hard
-Remix 10's underrated
-Skateboarding would fit better as a Flipside game than Synchro Wings, Syncho wings shouldn't have even been in the game to begin with
-The multiplayer games need singleplayer versions
-Rainbow perfects <<< Challenge train
-Remix 19's top 5 remixes in the entire series
-I did not care for remix 5
-I don't think 20 remixes is excusable enough for some of them them not to have custom visuals, this game took 10+ years
-Drum Lessons has a lot of missed potential
-Remix 18's last input completely ruins the remix for me
-A for effort would make a great endless game
-Don't really like what they did with quick hands, they should've just kept the Karate Man naming and made a vocal song
-The whole flipside frontside thing is completely unnecessary, it could've been organized into one menu
-Remix 8 would be better off if it didn't use all the frontside games, it feel like it uses them disproportionately
-A Tempo up toggle should've been a reward after night mode
-The cafe/lounge seems useless in this game, 100 visits and I still have yet to see one cameo
-The multiplayer rhythm toys have too much singleplayer endless game potential
-Memo Rising is worse than Quiz Show
-Custom remixes should be an official feature

Do you agree/disagree with these?

Why do a lot of people in this community use Rhythm Heaven Silver (Bootleg RH Advance) instead of Rhythm Heaven Advance when it includes random fanfiction in the Rhythm Archives and calls Polyrhythm, Built to Scale when the rest of the Built to Scale games have the word "Assembly" in Japanese for their Japanese names instead of "Polyrhythm"?

That version is literally a bootleg if the bootleg was released before the real deal version.

am I the only one who sees it that way?

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Not sure what to call my shitpost game. I was probably thinking some names like “groovy island”, “the rhythmiest heaven”, “music land”, “rhythm hell”, or even “the rhythm of the heavens”

Let me know what I should call my game

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Hi! I'm well aware that fandom isn't a valid resource for information on just about any piece of media. But, if true, I'm really interested in this "now unavailable" comic regarding See and one of the Space Kickers? I would love to see it if it's real :-)

Rhythm Heaven Groove is the first in the series I’ve played myself, but I’ve watched way too much of Fever and know a vague amount of some of the other games. I know this has been a thing for a while… but I genuinely don’t see the gameplay purpose of locking Perfect medals behind random chance. Maybe I’m spoiled by other rhythm games like Rhythm Doctor, but still. It’s annoying to do a minigame perfectly first try, and then fail the actual perfect attempt later because of nerds. Game design wise, is there any reason for this? The only one I can see is that it increases the pressure and makes it more stressful, but that just makes it more frustrating, not more interesting. If I could at least pick which games had the “Go for a Perfect!” label, I’d be way more tempted to get all of them. As it is… the idea sounds tedious-hard, not fun-hard.

Sorry for the ramble-y post, I think I lost my point partway through. I still enjoyed Groove quite a bit, but it definitely felt more like quantity over quality. That plus the perfect thing is putting me off of the quest for 100%.