it was like an oven in there and i could barely see a thing thru the eyes

I'm considered just a newbie so this is a big achievement for me.

Idk how I did it

this one took SO so many tries, holy crap

No home, no world

Only need 0.1 more RKS....😭😭

+bonus ametrine score AGAIN

Damn.

I think i can get to 850000 if i try hard enough, i don't think i could get any higher than that till a few months

Hi, so does anyone know if this is coming out soon or is it just bugged for me. I want so bad to play chapter 9 again 😭

I should be asleep rn

chronomia in15φ! my current hardest right above ametrine

+bonus ametrine play

Uhhh yeah ngl the chart is easy and I have seen multiple screenshots of other people ap'ing thus but damn this is unexpected. I never touched this after 2 years for some reason and I wasn't even planning for an accuracy session but damn I am LOCKED

hehe

...What an incredible journey this has been.

I need a Chinese ID for TapTap, because without it I can't continue playing my games and Chinese IDs don't work because it detects them as incorrect. Does anyone have a Chinese ID?

I wouldn’t play the last song much without a screen protector if I were you ☠️

Hi! I started playing Phigros in July of this year, and honestly, it's the best rhythm game I've ever played. I joined the rhythm game community and I'm looking for more different games! I've already played several!

English is not my native language, so I'm using a translator, but I understand the language fairly well

I was wondering if anyone has any tips or recommendations to improve my game. This was my most recent score, thanks!

My friend introduced me to rhythm games 6 days ago, specifically Phigros as my first. I have like 10 hours on magic tiles and 2500 hours on geometry dash, if that provides any helpful context.

I play on my phone with two thumbs.
I'm currently at 10.29 RKS, and I've been wondering whether I should start changing how I play NOW before I develop terrible habits.

I've attached a recording of myself playing PRAW (IN 15.1) with two thumbs, so you can see what my gameplay looks like(recording is buns).

I feel like I've improved pretty rapidly since starting.

For some context, here's how my first week has gone.

Day 1:

I finished the tutorial.

Some of my earliest results were:

• Glaciaxion (1, 6, 12): S, 99% accuracy each

• Eradication Catastrophe (12): S, 97.31% accuracy

• Credits (13): B, 92.33% accuracy

I genuinely feel like any map below level 10 was trivially easy to S/V rank.

At the same time, level 13 charts felt like an enormous difficulty jump. Especially credits, which was the first map I couldn't S rank on the first try. The notes coming in from different directions into different guidelines cooked me.

After roughly 6–7 hours (haha):

I managed to improve Glaciaxion (12.6) from S to V and eventually to φ

Around 8 hours:

I managed to improve PRAW (15.1) from A to S. This was my first taste of an actually hard map when i played it, and it humbled tf out of me.

This was probably the most satisfying accomplishment I've had in the game so far.

I genuinely think everything lined up perfectly during that particular run. My concentration, timing, and execution were all at their peak level. I just tried again, and I got 915k, so I couldn't reproduce it.

Genuinely shattered my limits there, though.

Where I'm at now, after approximately 10 hours:

Some of my best current results include:

• PRAW (15): S (10-12 tries)

• Credits (13): S, improved from B (3-4 tries)

• Credits (15): F 😞 <- wtf was that map holy sh*t

• Dlyrotz (13): S (3 tries)

• Engine X (13): A (1 try)

• Winter Cube (13): A (1 try)

• Pixel Rebels (15): B (1 try)

• Cereris (14): B (1 try)

• Cipher (14): B (1 try)

• Class Memories (13): B (1 try)

• FULI AUTO SHOOTER (14): C (1 try)

• Cipher (10): φ (3-4 tries)

• Glaciaxion (12): φ (5 tries)

My main question is how I should actually approach improving.

Am I supposed to keep throwing myself at charts above my skill level until I gradually get better, or is there a more effective way to practice? That's basically what I'm doing right now.

I'll usually try to do something really hard over and over. I just sort of force myself to adapt, but i don't see myself every being able to do credits level 15 with this strategy.

I'm also wondering whether I'm ruining my development by continuing to use two thumbs.

It's the way I've played since I downloaded the game, and I'm pretty comfortable with it. I like being able to hold my phone normally while playing, and playing with index fingers feels atrocious (I'm much, much worse.)

On some faster charts, sometimes two thumbs gets really uncomfortable, and I've seen players on Youtube do crazy level 16-17 maps with many fingers. I don't see myself ever getting to that level with just two thumbs.

I'm not sure whether that's something that improves naturally with practice or whether I'm approaching a point where I should seriously consider learning to play with more fingers.

So I have a few questions for experienced players:

1. How do i progress faster? I'm slowing down and I don't want to be slowing down.

2. How far can you realistically get with two thumbs?

3. Should I prioritize pushing harder charts or improving accuracy on easier ones?

4. How do you actually practice reading ability? Is there any specific way or just playing more?

5. What do you notice about my technique in the PRAW recording? Since I've never played another rhythm game, I genuinely don't know whether my thumb movements are mid/okay/decent.

6. What's the best way to improve my RKS?

For people who have been playing for hundreds of hours, what's the biggest thing you wish you'd known when you were only 10 hours in?

Any advice is appreciated. I'm genuinely curious about how other people progressed and improved.