Colourful, interactive , music , adjustable music sounds, good size even for little hands, super fun for the whole family to play. I did not expect much from this game, yet it totally delivered! We have used for our family hame night and it is very entertaining, we made into a little competition and it was super fun. Buttons have a fast response, well made toy. Great Christmas present!

Actually I thought this product did really well, it's not clear but basically you wait for the chevrons to reach the last bottom line and then you press the button directly under it. 6 different game complexities with a 3 speed option that makes the difficulty harder. 1st setting is usually only 2 lines, 2nd one is usually only 3, but some variation of the others too to give it some variety. There is even a sound button which apparently includes a mute, that saves my ears when the kids are all playing it!

This is a solid hand-held game that has a number of levels for added challenge. The game was sitting out, after I had taken the challenge several times and it was the first thing our grandson latched onto upon spotting it when he came in. This Game Machine held his interest for quite awhile. I am uncertain as to why it's considered to be a Rhythm Game, other than it has a consistant speed as it travels down the track. It's a nice option from holding onto a phone for a game option, and more easily to give to a younger child than risking damage to a phone! So this travel game receives a positive recommendation here.

This plays like most music based games (DDR, guitar hero, etc). You push the button for the row that is lit up when the light hits the bottom slot. It is very fast and easy to learn what you are suppose to do. However unlike most of those other games the difficulty increases much faster. There are 6 levels you can choose to play. The first level starts you off using just the first 2 rows. The second level you are using all 4 rows and have times where you need to push 2 buttons at the same time. It is lightweight, on the smaller side and easy to travel with. Once you get the hang of it it can be alot of fun to play with.

Colourful, interactive , music , adjustable music sounds, good size even for little hands, super fun for the whole family to play. I did not expect much from this game, yet it totally delivered! We have used for our family hame night and it is very entertaining, we made into a little competition and it was super fun. Buttons have a fast response, well made toy. Great Christmas present!

Actually I thought this product did really well, it's not clear but basically you wait for the chevrons to reach the last bottom line and then you press the button directly under it. 6 different game complexities with a 3 speed option that makes the difficulty harder. 1st setting is usually only 2 lines, 2nd one is usually only 3, but some variation of the others too to give it some variety. There is even a sound button which apparently includes a mute, that saves my ears when the kids are all playing it!

This is a solid hand-held game that has a number of levels for added challenge. The game was sitting out, after I had taken the challenge several times and it was the first thing our grandson latched onto upon spotting it when he came in. This Game Machine held his interest for quite awhile. I am uncertain as to why it's considered to be a Rhythm Game, other than it has a consistant speed as it travels down the track. It's a nice option from holding onto a phone for a game option, and more easily to give to a younger child than risking damage to a phone! So this travel game receives a positive recommendation here.

This plays like most music based games (DDR, guitar hero, etc). You push the button for the row that is lit up when the light hits the bottom slot. It is very fast and easy to learn what you are suppose to do. However unlike most of those other games the difficulty increases much faster. There are 6 levels you can choose to play. The first level starts you off using just the first 2 rows. The second level you are using all 4 rows and have times where you need to push 2 buttons at the same time. It is lightweight, on the smaller side and easy to travel with. Once you get the hang of it it can be alot of fun to play with.

Colourful, interactive , music , adjustable music sounds, good size even for little hands, super fun for the whole family to play. I did not expect much from this game, yet it totally delivered! We have used for our family hame night and it is very entertaining, we made into a little competition and it was super fun. Buttons have a fast response, well made toy. Great Christmas present!

Actually I thought this product did really well, it's not clear but basically you wait for the chevrons to reach the last bottom line and then you press the button directly under it. 6 different game complexities with a 3 speed option that makes the difficulty harder. 1st setting is usually only 2 lines, 2nd one is usually only 3, but some variation of the others too to give it some variety. There is even a sound button which apparently includes a mute, that saves my ears when the kids are all playing it!

This is a solid hand-held game that has a number of levels for added challenge. The game was sitting out, after I had taken the challenge several times and it was the first thing our grandson latched onto upon spotting it when he came in. This Game Machine held his interest for quite awhile. I am uncertain as to why it's considered to be a Rhythm Game, other than it has a consistant speed as it travels down the track. It's a nice option from holding onto a phone for a game option, and more easily to give to a younger child than risking damage to a phone! So this travel game receives a positive recommendation here.

This plays like most music based games (DDR, guitar hero, etc). You push the button for the row that is lit up when the light hits the bottom slot. It is very fast and easy to learn what you are suppose to do. However unlike most of those other games the difficulty increases much faster. There are 6 levels you can choose to play. The first level starts you off using just the first 2 rows. The second level you are using all 4 rows and have times where you need to push 2 buttons at the same time. It is lightweight, on the smaller side and easy to travel with. Once you get the hang of it it can be alot of fun to play with.

Colourful, interactive , music , adjustable music sounds, good size even for little hands, super fun for the whole family to play. I did not expect much from this game, yet it totally delivered! We have used for our family hame night and it is very entertaining, we made into a little competition and it was super fun. Buttons have a fast response, well made toy. Great Christmas present!

Actually I thought this product did really well, it's not clear but basically you wait for the chevrons to reach the last bottom line and then you press the button directly under it. 6 different game complexities with a 3 speed option that makes the difficulty harder. 1st setting is usually only 2 lines, 2nd one is usually only 3, but some variation of the others too to give it some variety. There is even a sound button which apparently includes a mute, that saves my ears when the kids are all playing it!

This is a solid hand-held game that has a number of levels for added challenge. The game was sitting out, after I had taken the challenge several times and it was the first thing our grandson latched onto upon spotting it when he came in. This Game Machine held his interest for quite awhile. I am uncertain as to why it's considered to be a Rhythm Game, other than it has a consistant speed as it travels down the track. It's a nice option from holding onto a phone for a game option, and more easily to give to a younger child than risking damage to a phone! So this travel game receives a positive recommendation here.

This plays like most music based games (DDR, guitar hero, etc). You push the button for the row that is lit up when the light hits the bottom slot. It is very fast and easy to learn what you are suppose to do. However unlike most of those other games the difficulty increases much faster. There are 6 levels you can choose to play. The first level starts you off using just the first 2 rows. The second level you are using all 4 rows and have times where you need to push 2 buttons at the same time. It is lightweight, on the smaller side and easy to travel with. Once you get the hang of it it can be alot of fun to play with.