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I have always been a sensory animal because I yielded to my senses. As long as my eyes, ears, nose, mouth, and skin can feel pleasure, then my mind must feel pleasure. Therefore, I tend to get my senses from multiple directions. I think I am a very greedy guy when it comes to things like playing games. On the one hand, I like to have fun and learn, and on the other hand, I want these games to satisfy the sensory animal in me. So, I think the type of games that impress me the most are music games. Music games are a new kind of game that stitches together the rhythm game and the music experience. In fact, to say that music games are new is not the right definition. Music games are in their second decade of development, so it's important to know what they are and to be able to love them. For me, the only reason why I can dwell on music games is that they really do satisfy my visual cravings while allowing me to perceive beauty in my hearing. For this reason, I strongly support the introduction of all kinds of music games, and my greed is like a sponge in the sea that is constantly sucking up water and can never be filled up. But what kind of music games are good? I guess many of you should have heard of Cytus II, which is a very good music game. I am one of its supporters. As a music game made by Rayark Games, Cytus II combines all the advantages of its predecessor. Here I think we need to discuss a few things about Cytus II's predecessors. I'd like to say, what made these games so good? Why do these games truly reflect the love and dedication of the game makers? I think other games in the same genre should really learn from Rayark Games compared to these games. I'm really not going to lie, so I have high expectations for Cytus II. Of course, Cytus II has lived up to my expectations after all. To that end, I'd like to talk about some of the nice features of Cytus II. As for the game's backstory, I don't think they are the main focus of the game, so what we need to know are some of the good things about Cytus II. First of all, what I like about Cytus II is that it offers players a whole new way of thinking about playing music games. It also feels like nothing I've ever felt before, and that's the unique active judgment line rhythm gameplay. Instead of just touching the screen with your finger, you can focus notes with a judgment line in Cytus II. The advantage of this is that you can further feel the beat of the music. I'm a sensory animal, and if I do find my high point on a musical beat, I become very excited. cytus II makes it easy for players to immerse themselves in the song, which is a rare and valuable phenomenon. Of course, this didn't happen overnight, and we were able to see this in the many build-ups to Cytus II's predecessors. In addition, Cytus II offers more than 250 high-quality songs that you will be impressed by. You can hear many familiar songs, including movie tracks, electronic music, rock music and classical music. I especially like Cytus II's huge library because I can always pick the music I like, and there are many other really great things about Cytus II that I can only think of for now. If you want to know more, you should go to Cytus II and find out for yourself.

As a music rhythm game, Cytus II contains a rather captivating story and wonderful character design. Set against the background of the future, the internet develops violently fast and people can sync reality with the virtual world. In the virtual space called Cytus, the DJ legend Æsir creates charming music and will hold a mega virtual concert. However, unexpected things happen right before the start of the events and the whole world was smashed into pieces. Facing the debris of the world, the legendary DJ needs to figure out a way to reshape the world. Players are invited to join the mission and tap into the correct rhythm in order to save the world and bring the world back to normal. There are altogether over 100 amazing songs available for players to choose from. The songs are composed by famous composers from all over the world, including Japan, Korea, the US, etc. Players can choose different characters and try different genres of songs, varying from rock, and jazz, to classical music. 

Master, the game requires players to use their ears rather than eyes to listen to the music played and fully concentrate on the rhythm of the music, and tap the notes upon the hitting of the line in order to reach high scores. The notes and lines will adjust their speed according to the beat of different songs, so it is better for you to get familiar with the song being played in advance so that you could master the beat more quickly. With more than three hundred charts at your disposal, you can pick up which chart you want to challenge according to your current level. Don’t choose charts that are way too beyond your level or else you might easily get discouraged. Apart from enjoying the beat, the game also allows players to explore the whole story by collecting pieces and piecing them together so that the truth could be unveiled.