History VideoGame / SoundtrackAttack

* OffModel:
** Garnet has a large afro and square shoulderpads while using her Season 2 design, which gave her pointed shoulder pads and shrunk the afro considerably.
** The default hairstyle for the Ruby is the same as the main Ruby's, despite that being unique to her and a result of her headband squishing her hair. The normal hairstyle for Rubies (albeit with bangs) is instead available as the second option.
** Instead of the normal ovular or even circular eyes for Rubies, the playable Ruby's eyes are more cat-like.
** The file select screen portrays the Quartz's gem with a pentagonal facet, while the in-game model shows it as a circular facet with four sides.
** On the level complete and level lose screens, Steven's hair and eyebrows are dark gray instead of brown. Oddly, all of Steven's other art for the game depict them correctly, though the level loading screen shows his eyes as brown instead of black.

%%* BladeOnAStick: The Pearl's weapon.

%%* WhipItGood: The Quartz's weapon.

* ThePowerOfRock: Mentioned; the player character's superior rhetorically asks if the Crystal Gems think they can escape. Garnet defiantly responds they can, because they have music on their side.

* ArtShift: The player characters are noticeably less shaded than the Crystal Gems, due to the amount of customization involved with them.

* ArtisticLicenseGeology: Downplayed; unlike the Quartz's and Pearl's wide vareity of selections, the Ruby's colors are mostly reds and pinks, to match the show, which adheres to real-life gem colorschemes. However, she also has multiple orange palettes and even separate brown and purple ones; not only are these inaccurate to the show itself, but in geology, a ruby that is not red is instead called a sapphire.

* BookEnds: The first song from the show encountered in the game is Steven's rendition of the song from the pilot, in the second level of the first stage. Later, it comes back as the full extended intro in the second-to-last level of the final stage, as the last song from the show to appear.
* CharacterCustomization: Each of the game's save files house a seperate character -- a Quartz, a Pearl, and a Ruby, respectively -- while their gem placements are set, their colors, outfits, weapons and even some "Earth accessories" can be freely chosen by the player.

** The default hairstyle for the Ruby is the same as the main Ruby's, despite that being unique to her and a result of her headband squishing her hair. The normal hairstyle for Rubies (albiet with bangs) is instead available as the second option.

* ScrewThisImOutOfHere: [[spoiler:After chasing the player and co. around Earth, the player character's superior simply calls it and leaves, believing there's no use to keep trying since Homeworld will deal with the planet soon anyway.]]

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* ArtisticLicenseGeology: Downplayed; unlike the Quartz's and Pearl's wide vareity of selections, the Ruby's colors are mostly reds and pinks, to match the show, which adheres to real-life gem colorschemes. However, she also has multiple orange palettes and even seperate brown and purple ones; not only are these inaccurate to the show itself, but in geology, a ruby that is not red is instead called a sapphire.

* ArtShift: The player characters are noticeably less shaded than the Crystal Gems, due to the amount customization involved with them.

* ExcusePlot: The plot of the game is simply "you are an escaped Homeworld Gem, team up with the Crystal Gems to outrun your superior". The introductory and ending cutscenes are the only ones that matter, with the former having the most meat - everything else is either Garnet giving tutorials or CallBack flavor text.

%%* WhipItGood: The Quartz's weapon.

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Each Gem mentions having escaped to Earth with her crew; however, no other Gems are seen throughout the course of the game, and the superior never mentions having to track down other escaped Gems.

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''Steven Universe: Soundtrack Attack'' is the second mobile game for the {{WesternAnimation/Steven Universe}} series, it is a RhythmGame and also allows a player to create their own Gem.

The premise of the story is that a Gem character (either a Ruby, Pearl or Quartz) has escaped from the Homeworld via a green escape pod; and with the help of the Crystal Gems, they must travel along various Earth locations to avoid being captured by the rest of the Homeworld Gems.

!!Tropes:
* ArtisticLicenseGeology: Rubies can be made colors other than red, and they aren't instead called Sapphires when that is the case.
* AndYourRewardIsClothes: Crystals can be used to buy clothes and hairstyles from the shops.
* BladeOnAStick: The Pearl's weapon.
* BookEnds: The first song from the show encountered in the game is Steven's first bit of the show's extended intro song, in the second level of the first stage. Later, it comes back as the full extended intro in the second-to-last level of the final stage, as the last song from the show to appear.
* CharacterCustomization: Creating either a Ruby, Pearl, or a Quartz [[VirtualPaperDoll will result in this.]]
* PaletteSwap: Players can choose their character's color during customization.
* PlatformGame: A side-scrolling rhythm game where hitting the beats at the right time causes the character to jump and avoid enemies.
* RhythmGame: With remixed soundtracks from the show.
* WhipItGood: The Quartz's weapon.

* BookEnds: The first song from the show encountered in the game is Steven's first bit of the show's extended intro song, in the second level of the first stage.Later, it comes back as the full extended intro in the second-to-last level of the final stage, as the last song from the show to appear.

* ArtisticLicenseGeology: Rubies can be made colours other than red, and they aren't instead called Sapphires when that is the case.

* BookEnds: The first song from the show encountered in the game is Steven's first bit of the show's extended intro song, in the second level of the first stage.Later, it comes back as the full extended intro in the second-to-last level of the final stage.

* BookEnds: The first song from the show encountered in the game is Steven's first bit of the show's extended intro song, in the second level of the first stage.Later, it comes back as the full extended intro in the second-to-last level of the last stage.

* RhythmGame: With soundtracks from the show.

''Steven Universe: Soundtrack Attack'' is the second mobile game for the series, it is a RhythmGame and also allows a player to create their own Gem.

The premise of the story is that a Gem character (either a Ruby, Pearl or Quartz) has escaped from Homeworld via an escape pod; and with the help of the Crystal Gems, they must travel along various locations to avoid being captured by Homeworld Gems.

* CharacterCustomization: Creating either a Ruby, Pearl, or a Quartz.