The game feels very responsive and it doesn't feel like you fight the input like with some other mobile rhythm games where flick notes or hold notes sometimes don't get detected properly.

The voice acting is pretty good and the story is OK (interesting enough to enjoy reading but it doesn't get me on the edge of my seat), songs are really varied and have a high level of songwritting quality. It's also nice how most of the songs feature a mix of vocaloid and real human singers.

Beat maps are fun and look unique since notes can be of varying widths. Graphics and VFX are attractive and feel very smooth, especially when the hold notes curve left/right.

It's still a f2p mobile game so it suffers from energy/stamina systems and gacha.