Cytus
8.4

Platforms
- AndroidAug 7, 2012NAplayscoreNA0 Critics9.2567K Players
- iOSJan 12, 20128.4playscore8.03 Critics9.51.44K Players
5 critic reviews · 2 community reviews across all platforms
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Critic Reviews
- Cytus is a challenging but fun offline music rhythm game featuring a huge catalog of over 200 songs from a variety of music genres.
Lars · Sep 23, 2020 Reviewed on iOSRead full review - This game is definitively worth of giving it a go, both by newcomers to music games and by who has already a great deal of experience. Cytus embodies what music games should be, and it's a pity it wasn't released years ago to set the standards of the genre.
Peter Warrior · Nov 23, 2013 Reviewed on - In conclusion, Cytus is fantastic. It works extremely well and each song has their beats laid out in such a way that you can lose yourself in the music whilst tapping away on the screen. The game’s presentation goes above and beyond what it normally expected of a rhythm game and the amount of content is just staggering, with new song cropping up at a regular basis.
Matt Parker · Sep 13, 2013 Reviewed on And - Cytus isn't going to challenge the rhythm experts of the world. For those who love the genre but frequently stumble their way through it, however, Cytus is an immensely enjoyable title to play.
Jennifer Allen · Jan 27, 2012 Reviewed on iOSRead full review - Regardless, with a great selection of music, simple but well-executed gameplay, and a good, clean overall presentation, Cytus is well worth a recommendation for anyone interested in rhythm games.
Eric Ford · Jan 18, 2012 Reviewed on iOSRead full review
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About the game
Trailers & Screenshots:
In the distant future, the only sentient beings in the world are robots. They are the last remnant of the human spirit.
However, mankind is not dead. Technology exists that is capable of transferring memories to these robots. But with limited space, new memories will gradually overwrite the old. To prevent the emotions in human memories from fading away, the robots resorted to converting the emotions to music, and storing them in a place called Cytus. The robots use these songs to experience human emotion and dream that souls exists in each of them...
Developer: Rayark Inc.






