If you’re on the look out for a title with a wholesome story, cute looks, a great soundtrack, and a mix of puzzle platforming and rhythm game elements you’ve really lucked out with Songbird Symphony since it manages to check all of those boxes. Perhaps somewhat predictably when a game attempts to bite off so many things at once the result can be that some areas suffer with some issues though. There’s a lot to like about the game, with an earnest charm and some variety, but the gameplay can meander in quality from good to ho-hum to a bit rough around the edges in places. In particular, the puzzle platforming never truly takes flight and the rhythm elements, though paired with some great music, have mechanically awkward controls and are a bit all over the place in terms of difficulty and even responsiveness. The positive is that you don’t appear to be penalized and unable to progress even when struggling with these segments but I wish they’d taken the time to refine them rather than allow you to move on even if you were a disaster on a given song.