I love the guy's dance moves! Great humor!

That was lots of fun :D Such cool moves! The intro felt like it took a little bit too long, I didn't know if something had gone wrong, but once the rhythm got going it was great. I really hope that although dance moves were motion-captured! :D Nice work!

Dancing animations and music were awesome!

This was hilarious!

The funniest entry I've tried so far jajajaja and also the most accurate to the theme! Awesome!

That pic and a 240mb big file, I don't know what to say... xD

Ok, totally worth it, great animations ^^

Cool idea for a game, I liked the model, the dancing and the music, but felt that gameplay was a bit too simple. I wish the disco ball pulsated or changed colors when I needed to tap so that I could watch it and the dancing guy instead of looking at the top left corner for the "tap now" prompt.
Some feedback when pressing a button would be great (maybe particle effect when doing ok, a buzz or something when too early or too late).

There is a web version at https://ifman1.itch.io/keepn-it-alive-webgl-version
I tried to update the link in the description with the Web Version, but it wasn't taking for some reason.

Nevermind.... it's showing up now.

great job

A super charming little rhythm game, and a really creative interpretation of the theme! This game would definitely hit home in the "cool" category, if such a category existed, but it was great nevertheless!

My favorite part of this game was without a doubt the player chatacter, Inferno Joe, and his amazing dancing animations! Seriously, they were great! I also really enjoyed the overall look of the game, but I definitely wished there was more to it. The environment was pretty simplistic, but worked well enough in the game's context, and the disco ball was a fun addition. If there was just a little more done with it, perhaps making it come alive a bit as Vatigo suggested above, I think the environment could have been incredible. It was still pretty good as it was, though. :) After all, there is only so much you can get done in 72 hours.

The idea for the gameplay was simple, but I felt it didn't need to be too complicated. I was totally fine just needing to press a single button to the beat, as I felt there was more to enjoy in the game than just the gameplay. However, when I played, I realized you could basically just spam-click and get through anyway. I'm not sure if this was intentional or not, but regardless it would have been a bit more fun if the game punished you for having poor rhythm. It was good that you added a lose condition, because it makes the game more exciting to play when there is something at stake, it's just that I would've liked it to be a bit more unforgiving to get the right amount of challenge.

The audio of the game were great as well, and you definitely picked quite fitting songs for the dancing!

Overall, I really liked the graphics and music, it's just that I was craving a bit more challenge in the gameplay. You did a great job regardless, though! :smiley:

The animations and music blew me away! Great work. When you're on beat, nothing really seems to happen except your character dancing. It would be nice to have some feedback to show that I'm on track and not missing anything.

This was definitely fun to play. My biggest complaint is the length of the "cut scenes". They seemed to take ages. Another small issue is the lack of challenge. All I had to do was press my mouse over and over. There was no challenge and it was very repetitive. Great work though!

Nice dancer and dancing pool! The intro was so long that I couldn't know if the game begins. It would be better to provide more feedbacks.

Nice dancing game :)

I have no idea if I won or lost XD

Really cool job with integrating the music with the game, simple but effective. It was fun all the way through, even I usually suck at rhythm games. I loved watching the animations of the dancing as I was listening, was even bopping along to the music as I did so.