Yeah it gives me very strong Working Dough vibes. It's great, but is probably the hardest of the three minigames to get the diamond perfect on, given how many inputs there are

also rhythm tweezers idk

reminds me of shoot ‘em up

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The inputs are so close together that it honestly doesn't really help any more or less for diamond (except I guess for seeing the visual indicator of a perfect input, but if you're going for them anyways you can usually tell anyways). Granted by default these are a lot easier blindfolded anyways lol

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It is actually Atleast for me

It's heavily inspired by Rhythm Heaven, essentially a "spiritual successor" type of game. It is a lot of fun, as is the Rhythm Heaven series in general! I don't think I'd have discovered the game and actively chose to back it if I didn't already like Rhythm Heaven

I also enjoy bits of boys

It was the last one I got a diamond perfect on and definitely the hardest for me personally

Getting a diamond perfect requires the player to get all 'ace' inputs, which are signified by slightly more apparent visual effects. In Hammer Time, the effect for a non-ace is lines on either side, while an ace is what is shown in the video.

Basically be exactly on the beat