Sometimes, a new game release comes along that might not seem extraordinary at first glance. Yet, upon further investigation, it reveals something unique. This is precisely what happened with "Beam On: A Star Forest Adventure," an endless flyer that, while appearing to be a standard entry in its genre, turns out to be a promotional tool for the virtual band Star Forest.
If you're unfamiliar with Star Forest, think of them as a virtual band akin to Gorillaz, but without the virtual music creation element like Hatsune Miku. "Beam On" serves as a companion piece to their latest music video, offering fans a new way to engage with the band's universe.
As for the gameplay, "Beam On" draws inspiration from "Flappy Bird" and "Jetpack Joyride." Players navigate through obstacles using the familiar tap-to-rise mechanic, with a limited-use jetpack adding a layer of complexity to the flight. While the game's design may not be groundbreaking, its retro visuals and music effectively introduce players to Star Forest's world.
Star Forest primarily targets a younger audience, and with its charming visuals and accessible music style, it's easy to see why. However, there's likely a niche group of adults interested in a Flappy Bird-like game that doesn't aggressively monetize, and they might find "Beam On" appealing.
Is "Beam On" a game-changer? Perhaps not, but it's an intriguing approach to promoting a virtual band. If "Beam On" doesn't quite capture your interest, don't worry. We've curated a list of the top new mobile games released in the past week. Dive into our weekly roundup of the top five new mobile games to explore the best new titles!
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