Doing so will unlock some extra modes for you to complete, which are pretty dang challenging in and of themselves. Sayonara Wild Hearts is a dreamy arcade game about riding motorcycles, skateboarding, dance battling, shooting lasers, wielding swords, and breaking hearts at 200 mph. Considering I was able to beat it in about an hour, the intention is definitely to go back after you've completed it and try to get a gold rank on every level. Most are straight forward, just do everything and ma.
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This is a score attack type of game where you're always trying to get a high score, and it moves really fast. It took me a while to figure out how to achieve wild rank for some of them. Unless you're some sort of gaming savant, you'll probably only get silver or bronze ranks on your first go around. Every level throws something unique at you, so things never really get stale. One second you're flying through the air gathering hearts, the next you're timing a button press just right in the middle of a swordfight, and after that, your bike is firing lasers at some flying skulls. Simogo, the Swedish studio behind Year Walk and Device 6, returns with Sayonara Wild Hearts, a pop album of a game, which is available now on the Nintendo Switch, Apple Arcade, and PS4. While there are no story spoilers as such, the levels themselves go in such wild directions that it’s just better going in knowing as little as possible. The game will also switch things up constantly. It's kind of like a reverse shoot 'em up, as you're on rails and you have to change lanes to gather hearts and avoid obstacles. You essentially listen to some pretty catchy pop music, and then try to gather hearts as your character zooms forward. The gameplay reminded me of a cross between Rez and Audiosurf.
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