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We’re starting a special promotion for SliceTheRhythm!

From August 17th, 2026 until the end of August, a new 30–40 second gameplay video will be posted every day on the official SliceTheRhythm Facebook page.

At some point during each video, a special code word will appear on the screen for just 2 seconds!

How to win a free game key:

Watch the daily gameplay video and find the hidden code word.

Listen carefully and identify the name of the song playing in the background.

Send the code word + song title to: contact@nohell-studio.com

The first person to send both correct answers will receive a FREE key for SliceTheRhythm!

Make sure to follow our Facebook page and keep an eye on SliceTheRhythm! We’ll be running more promotions and giveaways like this from time to time.

SliceTheRhythm on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61593222868722

Get SliceTheRhythm on Meta Store:

https://www.meta.com/.../slice-the-rhythm/2787023821684229/

Good luck, and see you in the rhythm!

https://youtu.be/TqcheAU_5Qo

Hi everyone!

After talking with players and listening to the community, I decided to rename the game to Slice The Rhythm.

I'd really appreciate it if you could give a chance and share your honest thoughts.

I'm especially interested in:

• Does the trailer make you want to play, or does it put you off?
• After playing, did the game match what the trailer promised?
• What was your overall impression of the gameplay?
• What would you improve?

game: https://www.meta.com/pl-pl/experiences/slice-the-rhythm/2787023821684229/

So far, everyone who's actually played the game has given me very positive feedback, which has been incredibly motivating. I genuinely hope you'll enjoy it too, but I'm not looking for praise—I want honest opinions and constructive criticism that can help make the game even better.

Thanks for taking the time to try it out and leave your feedback. It really means a lot to an indie developer! ❤️

Hey everyone,

I'd love to get some honest advice from the community.

I've spent a long time developing a VR rhythm combat game that I'm genuinely proud of. The gameplay is fast, satisfying, and a bit different from other rhythm games. So far, everyone who's actually played it—reviewers and testers alike—has been pleasantly surprised and has said the game has real potential.

The problem is... the name.

Unfortunately, it's too late to change it, so I'd rather not dwell on that. Instead, I'd really like to hear from players, developers, and anyone with marketing experience.

What would you do to convince people to at least try the 30-minute demo, even if the title doesn't immediately grab them?

I'd really appreciate any honest feedback after checking out the trailer or gameplay. If you have ideas on how to market the game in a way that gets people to look past the name and focus on the gameplay, I'm all ears.

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZePcTwZDlI
Gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQBLh1fKfJk
Meta Store (30-minute demo available): https://www.meta.com/pl-pl/experiences/six-seven/2787023821684229/

Thanks in advance for any suggestions. I'd much rather improve how I present the game than keep wondering whether the name is stopping people before they even give it a chance.

Hey everyone,

I'd love to get some honest advice from the community.

I've spent a long time developing a VR rhythm combat game that I'm genuinely proud of. The gameplay is fast, satisfying, and a bit different from other rhythm games. So far, everyone who's actually played it—reviewers and testers alike—has been pleasantly surprised and has said the game has real potential.

The problem is... the name.

Unfortunately, it's too late to change it, so I'd rather not dwell on that. Instead, I'd really like to hear from players, developers, and anyone with marketing experience.

What would you do to convince people to at least try the 30-minute demo, even if the title doesn't immediately grab them?

I'd really appreciate any honest feedback after checking out the trailer or gameplay. If you have ideas on how to market the game in a way that gets people to look past the name and focus on the gameplay, I'm all ears.

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZePcTwZDlI
Gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/JeovGHKaEsE
Meta Store (30-minute demo available): https://www.meta.com/pl-pl/experiences/six-seven/2787023821684229/

Thanks in advance for any suggestions. I'd much rather improve how I present the game than keep wondering whether the name is stopping people before they even give it a chance.

Hi everyone!
I've been working solo for over two years on a VR rhythm combat game called Six Seven.

Instead of slicing blocks, the gameplay is built around 360° melee combat. Every attack comes from a different direction, and timing is everything.

Players can also import their own music and create custom combat patterns.

I'd genuinely love to hear what the VR community thinks about this concept. What do you like? What would you improve?

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZePcTwZDlI

Meta Link: https://www.meta.com/pl-pl/experiences/six-seven/2787023821684229/