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Software used: SAI

Raphael and his dog, Fondue from Rhythm Kaitou R (Rhythm Thief).

I pre-ordered this game back in January and got it sometime after. I have the Japanese version BTW. I don't think it's out in the US yet, but soon I think.

Raph is trying to find his missing father. He became a thief in order to find him by stealing art from museums in which contain clues. The game is a little similar to Layton except it has rhythm games and mini puzzles usually music-related like matching sounds or filling in notes for a score. The rhythm games are pretty fun. There's a variety of them that take advantage of the 3DS's capabilities like the touch screen, buttons, and gyro sensor. My favorite game might be "Rhythm Kitchen" (Raph portrays the role of a chef and cooks whatever food is thrown at him). There is alot of Japanese, but if you understand the basics, it's easy to navigate. There's mostly English in the menus. The rhythm games are simple to understand how to play (but may need practice to get good at it). The puzzles are not hard to figure out either. I liked the Japanese voices better than the US ones. If you plan to import the game like I did, you need a Japanese 3DS. All 3DS games are region locked.

Note the "pixiv 1918218" is my number for my pixiv account (pixiv is a Japanese art site like DA). I use that instead of putting down my name.

Description
Software used: SAI

Raphael and his dog, Fondue from Rhythm Kaitou R (Rhythm Thief).

I pre-ordered this game back in January and got it sometime after. I have the Japanese version BTW. I don't think it's out in the US yet, but soon I think.

Raph is trying to find his missing father. He became a thief in order to find him by stealing art from museums in which contain clues. The game is a little similar to Layton except it has rhythm games and mini puzzles usually music-related like matching sounds or filling in notes for a score. The rhythm games are pretty fun. There's a variety of them that take advantage of the 3DS's capabilities like the touch screen, buttons, and gyro sensor. My favorite game might be "Rhythm Kitchen" (Raph portrays the role of a chef and cooks whatever food is thrown at him). There is alot of Japanese, but if you understand the basics, it's easy to navigate. There's mostly English in the menus. The rhythm games are simple to understand how to play (but may need practice to get good at it). The puzzles are not hard to figure out either. I liked the Japanese voices better than the US ones. If you plan to import the game like I did, you need a Japanese 3DS. All 3DS games are region locked.

Note the "pixiv 1918218" is my number for my pixiv account (pixiv is a Japanese art site like DA). I use that instead of putting down my name.