The game’s core mechanic is this slam/tap your spacebar in perfect time on the seventh beat of the music, but it gets a lot more complicated than that. I discovered that by myself (since the game didn’t outright tell me that I could use a controller instead), but I was relieved to find out that I could do so since I (and many other gamers) sometimes much prefer a controller, especially in a game that requires vigorous and relentless tapping like this. That’s right only one button, and that’s either the spacebar on your keyboard or any one of the main face buttons on your controller (mine was the A button on an Xbox controller). What distinguishes Rhythm Doctor from other rhythm games is that it only utilizes a single button. Every patient that you encounter in the game has their own personal issues and story to uncover. This special treatment involves defibrillating patients’ hearts in sync with their heartbeats in order to heal their mental and physical illnesses. In Rhythm Doctor, players assume the role of an intern, who is expected to help two doctors heal their patients using a special treatment. A one-button rhythm game? Wouldn’t that be too easy? I’m here to tell you that it’s definitely not, and this game from Malaysian developer 7th Beat Games is certainly one of the most unique rhythm games I’ve ever played in my life. At first, Rhythm Doctor may sound overly simplistic.
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