The percussion is more pronounced to rise above the noise of gunshots and exploding demons. Slaying to the beat, as the game's marketing calls it, is essential, and there are both audio and visual cues to assist you in shooting along with the music.
Everything you learn in that first easy experience carries over into the rest of Metal: Hellsinger. That doesn't mean the tutorial soundtrack is lacking, though it is one of the shortest songs in the game, befitting the level's brevity. Thankfully, none of the early songs are particularly fast or challenging to sync your shots to, with the tutorial level being particularly forgiving. As a rhythm shooter, your performance and combat effectiveness are directly tied to how well you shoot to the beat of each level's unique track. You can't talk about Metal: Hellsinger's gameplay without talking about its music. Metal: Hellsinger Review - One Helluva' Tune There's also no filler - Metal: Hellsinger knows exactly how much game it needs to get its point across and adds nothing extra to take away from the experience. This is the complete package, with satisfying gameplay, fantastic music, non-stop action, and a story that hits familiar beats but is both well-told and well-acted.
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