Rhythm games may be an uncommon breed, but thankfully there are developers who keep the dream alive through reworking traditional means of player interaction with music. HarmoKnight, Game Freak's ...

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Game Freak doesn't often make games that aren't Pokémon. Why, when its time is better spent creating one of the world's most popular and best-selling game series? That doesn't mean the Tokyo game ...

Rhythm Hunter: HarmoKnight hits all the right notes. VG247's Dave Cook explains why the latest 3DS release from Pokémon studio Game Freak has made him a new man. Rhythm Hunter: HarmoKnight is the ...

Downloadable games on Nintendo's platforms have always felt like a side dish, good but but not nearly as filling as the cartridge games. Rhythm Hunter HarmoKnight is the first digital game on 3DS that ...

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After its Japanese release 6 months ago, HarmoKnight has finally made its way to Europe and the US. From Nintendo's 2nd party developer Game Freak, the studio behind the omnipresent Pokemon series.

HarmoKnight ($14.99) is a good rhythm game with an unremarkable soundtrack. As far as downloadable 3DS titles go, this charming effort from Pokemon-developer Game Freak hits the right notes, so to ...

HarmoKnight is a game all about rhythm and harmony, in more ways than one. On the surface, it's a rhythm-based platformer in the same vein as the Bit.Trip Runner games. Past that, this is the rare ...