"Radiohammer Station" a new music oriented game in playstore

Radiohammer is a new music oriented game with simple plot. Last music oriented game which I reviewed was Cytus. Game play of Radiohammer is completely different but the mission and plot remains same through out the game. You got to control a DJ, who hammers the enemies out of the screen. Every DJ will be given a type of hammer using which you will have to kick out the enemies. DJ's will continue to stand at same position through out the level and enemies rush towards the DJ. Beautiful tracks will be played as audio background which gets you into the mood to hammer the enemies. Probably this is the only game in playstore with with self-produced 1100 songs. Now, that sound great isn't it.

RadioHammer Station

Rhythm of the music depends on the difficulty level of the game. As the game gets harder the music beats faster. There are four DJ characters in this game. They are July Ann, Mac Wayne, Simply Lita and a newly added DJ Numi. Each DJ's will have some number of episodes which you will have complete in order to unlock the next DJ. Though the music keeps changing, background and characters present in each episode remains more or less same. If you don't enjoy the music then repeating scenes of this game might bore you to death. Depending on the timing, every DJ's shot is categorized as perfect, great, good, bad and miss. Every time you miss a shot, DJ's life line will decrease. An option to change the track during the game would have been awesome. Music keeps you involved in the game but you may not be able to focus on them because you got a primary job of killing enemies.



 This game has couple of achievements as claimed in playstore. Radiohammer topped the charts around the world upon its release and Radiohammer topped the music game chart at the Google playstore in 40 countries at once. Achievements sounds great but somehow I am not very convinced with the story line of the game. Player has to perform the same action of tapping on the screen with different timings. Developer coming up with such a beautiful graphics and background scores should have given some more thoughts about the story line and missions present in the game. Though this game lags in story line and missions, it has that "cool" factor in its graphics and background audio. This can be a great game for music lovers but for the rest it might be just like any other game with an animated fictitious character in it.

There are two versions of this game in playstore. One is paid and other is free. Both seems to be from different publishers. The one which I spoke about is a free version with few purchase option in the game.