History VideoGame / Voez

* NonIndicativeName: The judgement rank of Perfect (below Max Perfect) really means not only is your timing off, you also only get 80% of the note score.

%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: iNSPiRED has a clearly audible use of "Fuck". In a game rated E for Everyone. This is likely because it was added in an update, and thus isn't rated by the ESRB. It also probably helps that it was also surrounded by use of the similar sounding "Funk."

** Notably, it has ''not'' been ported to Switch.

* RankInflation: It's possible to get an S rating on a song by getting a high enough score or receive a title.[[note]]A high enough score would 950,000 or more out of a million, and a title would be a Full Combo or All Perfect[[/note]]

VOEZ is a [[AllegedlyFreeGame Free-to-Play]] RhythmGame for Android, iOS, and the Nintendo Switch developed by Rayark, the same developer behind {{VideoGame/Cytus}} and {{VideoGame/Deemo}}. Notes fall down different tracks and must be tapped when they reach the bottom, or a button pressed if playing the Switch version on a controller. However, the tracks the notes fall down can move, and change color and thickness, adding a [[AwesomeArt visual element to the game]].

The Switch port in particular was previously known for being the only game to be non-playable in docked mode, but a later update allows the game to be played in docked mode and with a controller (when the Switch is in handheld mode, it can be played with either type of input, but docked leaves controller play as the only option).

The Switch port in particular was previously known for being the only game to be non-playable in docked mode, but a later update allows the game to be played in docked mode and with a controller (when the Switch is in handheld mode, it can be played with either, but docked leaves controller play as the only option).

VOEZ is a [[AllegedlyFreeGame Free-to-Play]] RhythmGame for Android, iOS, and the Nintendo Switch developed by Rayark, the same developer behind {{VideoGame/Cytus}} and {{VideoGame/Deemo}}. Notes fall down different tracks and must be tapped when they reach the bottom. The word "tapped" is critical here, because it renders the Nintendo Switch port unplayable in docked mode; when playing this game, the Switch '''must''' be in handheld mode, a first for the system's library. However, the tracks the notes fall down can move,[[note]]It's this, more than the fact it's a music game, that makes it unplayable in docked mode.[[/note]] and change color and thickness, adding a [[AwesomeArt visual element to the game]].

VOEZ is a [[AllegedlyFreeGame Free-to-Play]] RhythmGame for Android, iOS, and the Nintendo Switch developed by Rayark, the same developer behind {{VideoGame/Cytus}} and {{VideoGame/Deemo}}. Notes fall down different tracks and must be tapped when they reach the bottom. The word "tapped" is critical here, because it renders the Nintendo Switch port unplayable in docked mode; when playing this game, the Switch '''must''' be in handheld mode, a first for the system's library. However, the tracks the notes fall down can move, and change color and thickness, adding a [[AwesomeArt visual element to the game]].