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*[[OK]]: "Not bad, I say. Not bad." | *[[OK]]: "Not bad, I say. Not bad." | ||
*[[Superb]]: "Ah, yes! Most excellent!" | *[[Superb]]: "Ah, yes! Most excellent!" | ||
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Revision as of 08:23, 8 February 2013
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This one's all about hitting the beat, flipping it, and then nailing the backbeat. experience both sides of the rhythm |
Template:Minigame infobox Lockstep is the twenty-seventh game in Rhythm Heaven. In this game, you must tap to keep the beat and then make transitions to the offbeats. If you get a perfect, you'll earn the song for Lockstep. Lockstep appears again later in the game with its sequel, Lockstep 2.
Gameplay
The step-switchers will first begin stepping in beat after the clock signal in the background reaches its fourth tick. The player must step consistently in this same beat until one of the step-switchers signals to step in offbeat to the rhythm. The rhythm will keep switching on and offbeat during the game when signaled.
Controls
- Tap = Stepping in place
Ratings
- Try Again: "You need to get in step!"
- OK: "Not bad, I say. Not bad."
- Superb: "Ah, yes! Most excellent!"
Rating Screens
- Lockstep tryagain.jpg
Gameplay Video
Trivia
- Occasionally, the screen will move out showing other step-switchers which, zoomed out far enough, form two portraits of Johann Sebastian Bach.
- In reality, the word "Lockstep" refers to single-file marching.
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