Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum 'n' Fun!

1. Pete112

   Aug 21, 2020

   10

   Great rhythm game with some very catchy songs. There are lots of difficulty options but you will need to buy the drums if you plan on playingGreat rhythm game with some very catchy songs. There are lots of difficulty options but you will need to buy the drums if you plan on playing above normal difficulties.
   
   Much better than the adventure pack versions.
   I wouldn't bother buying any dlc. Most decent songs are included in the main game.… Expand

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2. Annoying_goose

   Jul 29, 2021

   10

   This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Picked up on eshop for 10 usd and it quickly became one of mine and my family’s favorite games.Party mode is better than Mario party games and song mode is also really fun. The online takes a minute to find an opponent but its fun even though they will kick your a$$.… Expand

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4. billusx

   Aug 17, 2021

   10

   My Favorit game of all time!!!
   Taiko no tatsujin is so fun to play alone and with friends. the presentation is amazing. its reprensating theMy Favorit game of all time!!!
   Taiko no tatsujin is so fun to play alone and with friends. the presentation is amazing. its reprensating the wonders of japanese colture! The game play is so fun, trumming to a song is so fun and they set up the notes so it sounds like your actualy a part of the songs drums. Party games are alot of fun also. i have had alot of fun with taiko no tatsujin and i will keep playing this game cuz its F*CKING AMAZIGNSIFGhfiodhgiosduhfgoiuhsdfoigh… Expand

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5. MartinT

   May 23, 2020

   9

   I bought Taiko no Tatsujin for my Switch after I moved to Japan and tried the arcade machine and I was not disapointed! There is a niceI bought Taiko no Tatsujin for my Switch after I moved to Japan and tried the arcade machine and I was not disapointed! There is a nice variety of songs on 4 (sometimes 5) difficulties. While the songs with vocals are not the originals, this was likely due to licensing issues if I was to guess, so it can't be helped. I would not recomend playing this game with the motion controls as they are inacurate and aggrivating at times. I would use the touchscreen over the buttons, but if you purchase a drum controller, it is basically like playing a new game, it is so immersive! The online multiplayer mode works great with no lag in any session I have had. I would ABSOLUTELY recomend you pick up this game when it's on sale (which is fairly often).… Expand

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6. KrakenOfPepsi

   Jan 13, 2020

   8

   I've never really been a fan of rhythm games, but Taiko No Tatsuijin has basically won me over in every way possible. With its nonsensicalI've never really been a fan of rhythm games, but Taiko No Tatsuijin has basically won me over in every way possible. With its nonsensical cast of adorable characters, vibrant and highly stylised visuals and its wide selection of bizarre Japanese music, the game is really a treat for pretty much anyone with a sense of rhythm.
   
   The core gameplay is relatively simple, it has you keeping in time with the inputs on screen. There's a number of different inputs to perform, but at its core you'll be using your left and right hand to keep up with the appropriate inputs on screen. The core game is extremely accessible and easy to pick up and fun in short bursts, but I never found that it had enough depth or variety to really keep me gripped in terms of single-player content. Fans of the game will find no shortage of replayability however, as there’s 4 different difficulty settings per song which overhaul the level completely. There is a great variety of game music, classical, anime intros, original songs, Japanese pop and other bits and pieces of different music in this game – and while it may not be everybody’s cup of tea, it is certainly an impressive collection of music.
   
   The game definitely shines in its multiplayer department in my opinion. In multiplayer you can the turn the single-player game mode into two types of versus modes, which spices up the core gameplay a little bit and makes for some fun competitive little 1v1s. But the game also has an enormous variety of creative, distinct and simple mini-games for up to four players. This is easily the game-mode I’ve used the most since buying the game, and it’s probably my favorite part of the whole game. Mini-games are either free for all, cooperative or team versus – all of these modes are just as fun, and playing with different groups of people yields some greatly varying experiences.
   
   My only real issue with the game is that using wireless controllers creates some input-lag, which makes higher difficulty settings frustrating, and at times even unplayable.
   
   Overall, this a great rhythm game with a huge amount of content for casual and veteran gamers alike – if you don’t like rhythm games maybe stay away from this one, and if you’re looking to get into them this is a great place to start.… Expand

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7. Nekster

   Oct 8, 2021

   8

   Great rythm game, awesome music and a lot of party games (i didn't expect this, but they're really fun).

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8. Za_Uvek

   Jun 8, 2021

   6

   Pretty much a throw back to rhythm games such as Guitar Hero and Rock band. The whole game is simply hitting the right button prompt to thePretty much a throw back to rhythm games such as Guitar Hero and Rock band. The whole game is simply hitting the right button prompt to the right icon during the beat of the music. That is it! Since the Joy-Con motion controls are flawed, you might be restricted to using buttons which can turn the game-play stale fast. That is unless you love the music and presentation, which will very much depend on your taste.
   
   Overall, if the music does float your boat, it's a little bit of fun. But there really isn't that much depth here, especially when older games have done it better.… Expand

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