Where I'm used to tapping away at keys or gliding along a dance pad with my feet, all I needed for this game was my humble mouse. I can't help but feel like developer BubbleTabby was intentionally luring me into a false sense of security with its drip-feeding. (Image credit: SKY HOUR WORKS)With half a dozen different note types to keep track of, Beatblock was suddenly a devilishly complex rhythm game wrapped up in simple Flash-era graphics. Other songs see the notes pulsing or warping into different colours, each effect tying every song together into these individual experiences. You can try out a demo for Beatblock now, with the full game launch thankfully not that far away.