Big Rock Finish

These ghosts are rocking out at a late-night show. Bedtime's coming, though, so they have to keep the songs on the short side.

— Big Rock Finish Description

Template:Minigame infobox Big Rock Finish (ショートライブ shoto raibu "short live") is the twenty-second game you unlock in Rhythm Heaven.

Rhythm Heaven

This game is all about three Tiny Ghosts who are rocking out at a late-night show in the table.

Gameplay

The player portrays one of the tiny ghosts: the one in the front towards the right. The play is supposed to strum and jump in sync with the other tiny ghost in front. The drummer, in the back, will count to 3 (although he sometimes goes 1, 2, 1, 2, 3), giving you the cue to start strumming. The signal is usually near the climatic ending of the background song. The first and fourth strums are worth two beats, while the second and third are worth one. There are a total of four strums.

Controls

• Flick: Strum guitar

Hit or Miss

• Hit: The crowd will applaud loudly and Green Ghost will shout out an appreciative "thank you!"
• Barely: The crowd will applaud and Green Ghost will say "thank you."
• Miss: The crowd will boo the Tiny Ghosts and Green Ghost will clear his throat

Rating Notes

• Try Again: "Our brief moment in spotlight, lost!"
• OK: "Hey, that was fun!"
• Superb: "That was a great show!"

Rating Screens

• Big rock finish tryagain.jpg

  "Our brief moment in the spotlight, lost!"

Rhythm Tengoku The Best +

File:Big Rock Finish title 3DS.PNGBig Rock Finish returns with updated graphics in Rhythm Tengoku The Best +. This game can be bought at the shop museum, by giving 6 Flow Orbs in which they can only be obtained by getting a perfect in each minigame if you get a medal or trying on a challenge train. The gameplay, Hit and Miss are the same as they are in Rhythm Heaven.

Gameplay

File:Big Rock Finish gameplay 3DS.PNG The player portrays one of the tiny ghosts: the one in the front towards the right. The play is supposed to strum and jump in sync with the other tiny ghost in front. The drummer, in the back, will count to 3 (although he sometimes goes 1, 2, 1, 2, 3), giving you the cue to start strumming. The signal is usually near the climatic ending of the background song. The first and fourth strums are worth two beats, while the second and third are worth one. There are a total of four strums.

Controls

• A button: Strum guitar

Hit or Miss

• Hit: The crowd will applaud loudly and Green Ghost will shout out an appreciative "thank you!"
• Barely: The crowd will applaud and Green Ghost will say "thank you."
• Miss: The crowd will boo the Tiny Ghosts and Green Ghost will clear his throat

Trivia

The Japanese version has a different opening banner. Instead of ghosts on the letters, It is a spotlight on an empty table.