We Prefer the Masquerade
Thoughts on Sayonara Wild Hearts by Simogo
Sayonara Wild Hearts wastes no time earning its reputation as “a pop album video game.” From the title screen on, the score is up-beat and catchy1, the visuals are vibrant and evocative, and the setting is mysterious but familiar. Also just like my favorite pop albums, this game won me over before I could articulate what makes it special.
Although it may initially seem like a typical rhythm game, it actually offers tons of variety in gameplay–including sequences of drift racing, rail shooting, and even shmup.
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