Played it late at night. The music keeps playing in my head. It’s okay for a quick fix, but sometimes feels like a loose mess. The controls are wonky. It’s addictive in a strange way. Yeah, I got annoyed more than once. Still, I kept going; maybe I was curious more than anything.
This game has a neat concept. Playing guitar with tricky timing can mess with your head. The physics behind the strings feel wonky sometimes. It’s simple at first but gets trickier fast. Don’t expect perfect accuracy. It’s more about the rhythm and trying not to slip up.
Guitarist Girl plays out pretty straightforward. No need for fancy loadouts. Focus on upgrading your guitar and stamina. Playing without overthinking can actually work. It’s less about the gear and more about mastering the rhythm. Keep things balanced, and you might stay sane longer.
Here's a secret: timing is everything. Practice the early levels until they feel natural. Replaying certain sections can boost your score fast. Don’t get frustrated by a missed note; focus on timing the next one right. It’s all about repetitive practice, honestly. That one annoying trick everyone skips actually helps.
The story is pretty straightforward. It follows the girl’s journey through different stages, each more tricky than the last. As you progress, the difficulty spikes. It’s not really about the plot, but completing the story feels satisfying. The ending is cathartic but leaves you tired. Overall, not a bad way to kill time.
