The Metronomicon Latest about The Metronomicon The Metronomicon brilliantly combines dance battles and boss battles By David Roberts published 23 June 16 Preview Preview Put the plastic instruments down, these are the music games of the future By David Roberts published 27 April 16 Feature Feature Sign up to the GamesRadar+ NewsletterWeekly digests, tales from the communities you love, and moreContact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors GAME REVIEWSMOVIE REVIEWSTV REVIEWS1Harold Halibut review: "A charming and ambitious handmade sci-fi adventure"2Broken Roads review: "Systems that sound good on paper don't work as intended"3Open Roads review: "A cozy, nostalgic road trip that can't quite get into gear"4Dragon's Dogma 2 review: "Embrace the chaos and there's nothing quite like it"5Rise of the Ronin review: "A decent PS5 exclusive action RPG that's driven and hamstrung by its ambition" 1Abigail review: "A blood-bomb of fun that needs more narrative meat"2Sometimes I Think About Dying review: "Daisy Ridley demonstrates her star power"3Challengers review: "A pulsating tale that's sure to get deuces flowing"4Back to Black review: "A competent but occasionally clunky Amy Winehouse biopic"5The First Omen review: "This female-centered Omen prequel is devilishly good"1X-Men '97 episode 5 review: "Heartbreaking at the most catastrophic level"2Fallout review: "A big Vault Boy-style thumbs up"3X-Men '97 episode 4 review: "Lighter, lower stakes, and so much fun"4Sugar episode 1 and 2 review: "Colin Farrell is charming, but the mystery gets off to a slow start"5Steve Martin: A documentary in 2 pieces review – "A deeply affectionate but overstuffed portrait"
The Metronomicon brilliantly combines dance battles and boss battles By David Roberts published 23 June 16 Preview
Put the plastic instruments down, these are the music games of the future By David Roberts published 27 April 16 Feature
