Update (03/08/18): Cytus II is now available on the Play Store. The game currently goes for $1.39, but that will go up to $1.99 once this sale period ends. The base game includes 30 different tracks, ...

Cytus a, the full remake of the original game headed to Nintendo Switch, got its first trailer at RayarkCon 2018. According to Rayark, “Cytus α will be a complete port based on Cytus’s story settings ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Cytus II "Cytus II" is a music rhythm game created by Rayark Games. It's our fourth rhythm game title, following the footsteps of three global successes, ...

You play by focusing on the rhythm of the music. "Notes" (circular icons) and lines represent the music, with varied movements and interactions. With the right timing you TAP, DRAG and HOLD notes to ...

Originally released for iOS and Android way back in 2012, Rayark’s Cytus is one of the sleekest, most stylish rhythm games out there. Today it’s out on the Switch as Cytus Alpha, and with more than ...

Cameron is a self-made geek, Android enthusiast, horror movie fanatic, musician, and cyclist. When he's not pounding keys here at AP, you can find him spending time with his wife and kids, plucking ...

Cytus Alpha will launch for Switch in the west in April, with both physical and digital editions due out in North America via PM Studios and Acttil, the publishers announced. In Japan, Cytus Alpha was ...

Rayark, the developer behind top-notch rhythm-action games Voez and Deemo, has announced that another of its music titles, Cytus Alpha, is coming to Switch on April 25th. Cytus Alpha, like Voez and ...

Earlier this year in January, PM Studios and acttil announced a physical and digital version of Cytus Alpha (or 'Cytus α') would be coming to the Switch in North America this April. Over the past few ...

Cytus Alpha will launch for Switch digitally on April 25 and physically on May 14 in North America, publishers PM Studios and Acttil announced. First-print copies of the physical edition will include ...

I’m very bad at rhythm action games. I love them, but I get so easily flustered with them that when I miss one note, I then miss every subsequent one too. But yet I play, and really get into, every ...