Those looking to fix their internal rhythm can try the game on PC, Mac, iOS, Android, and soon on the Nintendo Switch. While Rhythm DoctorВ doesnвЂ™t have popular music you may be used to, tunes ranging from simple beats counting out time in Chinese to original scores made for the game were catchy, and IвЂ™d find myself tapping out (what I hope was) the seventh beat while across the hall waiting for my turn to tackle other games at the convention. Experimental speed adjust: hit S or D in level select instead of Enter to play a slowed down or speeded up version. Certain levels asking you to internalize two beats at the same time, which donвЂ™t initially synch up, is even more demanding. Experimental 2-player mode: hit CapsLock during a level to toggle. IвЂ™m not generally used to a music game trying to test my internal beat, but once I was told to focus on internalizing the beat, it became easier. As the level progresses, these not only start to disappear, but become replaced by distractions. Like a good lesson plan in school, the levels start out teaching you where the seventh beat is with consistent music and on-screen indications. What stood out to me, however, is that youвЂ™re supposed to do this despite distractions from the gameвЂ™s screen and music glitching out. The game is fairly simple in concept: tap the right button on the seventh beat.

However, I was a bit surprised at how difficult it was for me to walk away from Rhythm Doctor at IndieCade 2017. I used to play the drums before my carpal tunnel got in the way, so youвЂ™d think these would click with me more, but aside from mini-games, they donвЂ™t.

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