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Since British developer Lowiro launched Arcaea back in 2017, it's had a real knack for feeling like a full-fledged arcade rhythm experience without ever having actually ventured beyond mobile. It makes sense, considering the game was heavily influenced by mainstays like Sound Voltex and other Japanese arcade rhythm games.

That's a tough feeling to capture. Other app store rhythm games like Project Sekai are fun to play, but feel distinctly mobile. PC rhythmers like DJMax are in my regular rotation, but I could never imagine seeing the game encased in a plastic cabinet in my local arcade—despite the fact that there was a DJMax arcade game many moons ago.

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