Happy holidays! While I mostly reside as a Clone Hero charter, I also wanted to contribute to Chart-a-Thon at least once. Here’s an EP from one of my favorite electronic artists, Creo, who is a popular artist in the Geometry Dash community. (By the way, the 2.2 update for Geometry Dash has finally been released after nearly 7 years!) Here are the most notable features of these Clone Hero charts:
- These charts are simply just expert guitar charts. Most Clone Hero charters don’t bother with charting the lower difficulties or full band.
- They utilize open notes and tap notes. You can play these charts on Clone Hero and Yet Another Rhythm Game (YARG) as intended. Be warned that you would need to convert these charts to be able to play them on RB3.
- As the Custom Songs Central (CSC) representative of this Chart-a-Thon, I can say that these charts are polished and fun to play!
As for the EP: “Virtualism” is an auditory experience based around mountains, which is prevalent in Creo’s home country of Austria. Each track takes you on a journey through the snow and slopes in various ways.
“Avalanche” is self-explanatory. There are calm breaks and blistering drops. Overall, an exhilarating ride downhill.
“Summit” sums up the experience of the trek up to the peak of a mountain. It’s a steady climb up to the top, with the drop serving as the breathtaking view at the top.
“Carnivores” is a blizzard of a song. Its vicious sound composition will put you through a loop. This song is one of Creo’s most popular songs due to its use in the Geometry Dash level “Digital Descent”.
“Vice” is the calmest of the four songs but just as frigid. It gives that feeling of the cold settling in as you plod along through the snowfall.
That’s all for this set! Stay tuned for KrisAngel’s set of songs for the second half of today’s pair of packs!
