Just in very violently pleasant way, with heavy metal fully integrated and a main part of the game. I would strongly recommend it! For talentless players like me the first few sessions were pretty irritating, but now it feels more natural. It is just a lot of fun, great action set to catching the beat. That's just my take, and seeing as I suck generally taking my advice may lead to fits of rage or mental breakdown. But it's a guess based on my cruddy forgetting which button to press, timing off, missing slaughters blah blah blah. It was by chance because I had that idea after failing to kill the first boss, in Voke too many times (on medium or goat difficulty) I thought about if I had done that at first and quickly realized it may have confused me more, or something else, but default colours first IMHO, are best. It felt great! It may be useful, but I think, for me at least, it wouldn't have helped at the very first few plays. All I can say is what I wrote above helped me enjoy the game much more. Not for every one, and maybe change just one or any combo or leave default. One more in the top section, I used blue instead of white default for, crap can't remember the name but it's the second one, beat maybe? Leave Hud at 100% opacity (default) and for me at least this really made it come alive and feel natural. I used green instead of default white for 'good.' Headshot of course remains red. So, After a while dieing and getting basic mechanics down, head to the accessability menu and change the color of one or more bright white squares. I was anyway, if you are good at this kind of thing/game may not be necessary. Only one tip I would give that really helped me get the 'feel,' was after the tutorial, and perhaps a few deaths in Voke you may be thinking, Arrg crrssp I can't get the hang of this. Took me a while, I generally suck at this kind of thing. More than just the beat (though that is a core mechanic). Keep in mind that due to the nature of this licensed music, the Song Layering feature will be turned off when playing with these songs. Thanks to our recent update, you can also select any of the original score songs here. Before entering a stage, simply go into the Song Selector and choose the beat you'll slay to. These eight songs will paint the Hells in a whole new light! These iconic songs come from a variety of bands and genres. The song titles and bands will be revealed at launch, but you may be able to catch some hints on our social media channels in the days preceding it. Okay, you can still definitely headbang to all of these, but you catch our drift. The team is so excited to bring you this pack of music from bands we groove to when our necks need a little rest. For the first time, you can slay demons to music from beyond the realms of metal.

On June 13, The Essential Hits pack arrives, bringing eight hit songs from some of the biggest bands in the world. Music from beyond the Hells is coming! Are you ready to slay to its beat?

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