U.E.A. is about dodging squares. It is also about dodging pentagons and hexagons. But above all, it’s about music. Epic music.
I made a thing. (To those in the Lounge, the thing is done.) I think it’s kinda cool, but I’d be very happy if you’d see by yourself!
Too hard for me. I was using my Air’s trackpad, then I switched to a mouse and I still couldn’t beat a song after ten tries.
Love the music and visuals, though. 
Thanks for playing 
Yeah, I realize the game is quite hard. The thing is, there isn’t that much free to use music on the internet that would meet the requirements for the game, so I opted to make the game slightly harder, so it would last longer, and introduced the health/grind mechanic to balance things out. However, all of the levels have been cleared by myself and a (really skilled) friend of mine, so they’re not impossible!
P.S.: Trackpads are really not a very good idea for this game 
The game crashes frequently in my PC. The music keeps playing but the game is frozen. Except from that the game really fun, but it’s indeed too hard. I couldn’t even make it to level two. I hardly pass the drop part of the song.
Really? 
I’ll have to look into that…
Aside from that, I’m glad you liked it! Regarding difficulty, cooler music is often harder (as a level), due to wub wubs and stuff - if you check the levels further on you’ll see they’re way easier - but I wanted to start the game off with a song(s) that would really reflect the kind of atmosphere I was aiming for, and ended up placing the harder levels first. That’s why I made all levels accessible from the start, too (somewhat in hope that players would try them all and decide by themselves in what order to play). Maybe I should reconsider that.