Gal Metal details, small bit of footage
Posted on September 21, 2017 by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch
Following its recent reveal in Famitsu, Gal Metal is being properly shown at the Tokyo Game Show this week. Famitsu has a report on the game, including fresh details.
Here’s the latest information:
– Once again, it’s a rhythm game from DMM
– Executive producer of the game is Tak Fujii
– You are in a highschool girl metal rock band that has to save the world from invading aliens
– Your band is K.M.G. the Kichijoji Metal Girls
– You play as the drummer
– There is a left guitarist, right guitarist, keyboard and bassist
– The game has a story mode, with regards to gameplay you use motion controls to play the drums as you are the drummer of the band
– Right Joy-Con is for the bass drum
– Left Joy-Con is for the snare drum
– If you shake both simultaneously it hits the cymbal
– In general sound gauges, button input is performed according to flowing notes, but the system of this work is quite special
– Various rhythm patterns are prepared, and scores are added by playing them in combination
– No musical score is displayed on the screen, and the player plays his / her favorite rhythm pattern according to music with his own ear
– In other words, you can combine your favorite rhythm at any time and play it
– In order to achieve a high score, it is necessary to generate not only the accuracy of the rhythm but also the combo by a combination of rhythms, and finding a combination of rhythm patterns that are good at yourself and rhythm patterns that can aim for high scores
– Fujii was particular about the enjoyment of playing
– Single-player
– Retail and digital versions in Japan
Here’s a quick bit of footage as well:
Fantastic drum-playing metal game for Switch by @Tak_Fujii. Nothing's right or wrong, play as you feel. Really nice one. Skeded for Feb. pic.twitter.com/PDYFSl50CW
— Takashi Mochizuki (@mochi_wsj) September 21, 2017
