Yunyun Syndrome!? Rhythm Psychosis

The Yunyun Syndrome!? Rhythm Psychosis looks like a working system. The rhythm game hides behind the interface windows. The system is gradually breaking down, and the windows are glitching. The screen looks like a working system with windows and chats. The system voice comments on your presses. The system windows form a plot, and chats comment on events. The menu looks like a file manager. Acid colors and hypnotic melodies guide the player through the tracks. The taps match the rhythm, and errors hit the screen. The rhythm is determined by the clicks, and errors distort the picture. The difficulty increases along with the rhythm and speed of the tracks. The settings allow you to reduce the flash. The track list stores records. The tracks are built on abrupt transitions and static noise. The story is presented through posts and chat windows. The world is gradually losing its usual shape. Tracks are revealed as you progress and are collected into a playlist. Open tracks can be replayed for the sake of a record. Records are stored separately for each level. Achievements are awarded for perfect passes. Tracks are opened in order, and records are kept separately. Feedback from players varied. Updates added tracks. Characters are served as files and records within the system. Characters are introduced through files and messages. Messages in the interface form a plot. The levels go one after another without pauses. Dialogues in windows are presented in text, and the font changes along the way. For those who like weird rhythm games, this interface is suitable. The music was written to match the visuals of each level. The decoration is acidic and deliberately strange. The decoration is intentionally acidic and strange. Soundtrack sold separately. Progress is communicated through system messages.