The game's available now through the Xbox Live Indie Games storefront for 240 Microsoft Points ($3). If you're still confused on how this Frankensteinian genre-bender works, check out a launch trailer after the jump!
Rhythm/RPG hybrid Sequence out now on Xbox Live Indie Games
by Griffin McElroy 
on May 8th 2011 9:30PM
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The game's available now through the Xbox Live Indie Games storefront for 240 Microsoft Points ($3). If you're still confused on how this Frankensteinian genre-bender works, check out a launch trailer after the jump!
Reader Comments (20)
Posted: May 8th 2011 9:50PM jonmaz said
O raly?
Posted: May 8th 2011 9:53PM Andrew12h said
Great, now I can finally use my axe guitar!
Posted: May 8th 2011 9:54PM Snide Jackal said
I'm just wondering what control scheme works best for this game. Guitar? Pad? Dance mat?
The music is awesome, I'd buy it if I didn't live in Australia where we don't believe in indie games.
The music is awesome, I'd buy it if I didn't live in Australia where we don't believe in indie games.
Posted: May 8th 2011 10:00PM Acosta02 said
Thanks for the tip - it's not available through the xbox menu yet so I wasn't aware.
Posted: May 8th 2011 10:08PM Sebianoti said
is Ronald Jenkees still alive? lack of videos made me think he is dead
Posted: May 8th 2011 10:30PM Raffi256 said
Ronald Jenkees? Sold!
Posted: May 8th 2011 11:23PM ThePSNGuy said
Is that Ben 10 on the left?
Posted: May 9th 2011 1:15AM The Only Girl said
@ThePSNGuy
Oh thank god I am not alone in thinking that!
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Oh thank god I am not alone in thinking that!
Posted: May 9th 2011 2:05AM mcnichoj said
The game has a pony code btw.
Too bad the game looks like crap.
Too bad the game looks like crap.
Posted: May 9th 2011 3:43AM ch3burashka said
I would hesitate to call it unique, but it sure does look new and fun. I'll give it a go.
The word hybrid got me thinking about Hybrid. Still not completely sold on it.
The word hybrid got me thinking about Hybrid. Still not completely sold on it.
Posted: May 9th 2011 5:46AM Banksyliveraa said
It doesn't look that fun. I'll go back to finishing off Blue Dragon.
Posted: May 9th 2011 5:47AM Banksyliveraa said
Um, "pinky swear" "around $3"? It's like watching some kind of super foreign thing of sorts. I've watched Japanese trailers that made more sense. Lord it was bad.
Posted: May 9th 2011 5:55AM Ganon255 said
I bought this game a love it. It's akin to what Puzzle Quest did with adding RPG elements to Match 3 puzzles, but instead Sequence blends RPG elements with music/rhythm genre. The writing is snarky and sarcastic in a funny way and the music tracks are soothing. The gameplay itself takes a bit to learn as it can get pretty frantic toggling between the various fields. For $3 it's worth a look, even if just to contribute to indie scene.
Posted: May 9th 2011 8:07AM JTShadow said
When I saw Rhythm/RPG hybrid, I first thought they were finally announcing Age of Conan released on the 360. Seriously though, this looks kind of interesting, although I see an insane amount of arrows dropping down in the video. I might have to check this out.
Posted: May 9th 2011 8:55AM erh said
It's definitely one of the most polished Indie games.
Posted: May 9th 2011 12:50PM aristokrat said
Thank you for introducing me to Ronald Jenkees, Joystiq. Pretty awesome dude.
Posted: May 12th 2011 12:03PM (Unverified) said
This is the best indie game out there, and easily better than most of XBLA and (IMO) most retail games. Try the demo. And don't be worried about the insane amount of arrows; there are difficulty settings.
