Rhythm Combat Game Wiseman: No More Breakups Launches on Steam
The game stands out for its punishing difficulty-no checkpoints, full reset on death-and its unusual premise of fighting a partner's entire social circle in a rhythm battle framework.
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Gilang Gumelar Studios released Wiseman: No More Breakups on Steam on July 21. The rhythm combat game is set on a moving train and tasks players with defeating bosses including the girlfriend's friends, siblings, parents, and ex-boyfriend. A 10% launch discount brings the price to 238 yen until August 4. The game does not currently support Japanese.
Gilang Gumelar Studios released Wiseman: No More Breakups on Steam on July 21. The game is a rhythm combat title set on a moving train. Players fight bosses drawn from the girlfriend's personal life: her best friend, siblings, parents, and ex-boyfriend. The order of battle is free, but the difficulty is not forgiving. Combat uses four buttons timed to a jazz soundtrack. Missing a beat causes the player character to bleed, and a full defeat resets all progress with no checkpoints. The launch discount of 10% off the regular price of 238 yen runs until August 4. The game does not currently support Japanese language.
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