Cytus II APK MOD

Type Android Game | Language English | Total size 1.96 GB

Cytus 2, not to be confused with a certain “Cyrus”, which will continue to appear in the Android / iTunes store. This rhythm game Cytus from Taiwanese indie developer Rayark was released on the Play Store and iTunes Store in January 2012 for the paltry price of $ 2. Producer Ming Yang explained that the goal of the game was to be an affordable and expansive quality entry to the genre, and wow, it shows! Now finally around 2 months after its release for IOS, Cytus 2 Full APK MOD is now available on Android as well. Cytus II APK is currently not free at all. But the IAPs are for buying other songs in the store. Cytus 2 MOD APK will be added soon with all songs and music unlocked for free.

There are over 100 playable songs on Cytus 1 that come with the basic purchase of the software on iOS or Android devices, and via the PSVita version of the game. – which was sold at a disconcertingly higher price than the regular version despite being pretty much the same, which makes one wonder why they thought someone would bother to get it in the first place. has been discontinued indefinitely, the game is far from finished expanding. The game also currently holds the title of the most downloaded Android / iOS music game in a long list of countries, including but not limited to Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Holland, and Macau.

Now, you might think, “A Cytus 2 APK MOD rhythm game with 100 playable songs for $ 2? Sounds sweet! Where is the catch? Well, there is a kind of one, but whether this is really a downside depends entirely on your taste. You see, Cytus II APK MOD is a very simplistic game, which is limited to the bare essentials of what is needed for the genre. Unlike many other well-known rhythm games, there are no characters to choose from, there are no videos and almost no animations that play in the background as you play, and there is almost no customization of any kind.

In Cytus 2 MOD APK you open the game, select a song, and bam, you’re playing. No long menus of selections, no high score lists, no JRPG character models to dress up in swimsuits, and seaweed. Just you, the song, and the beat map, plain and simple. For many players, this lack of variety can be detrimental. For me, it’s the perfect approach to an iOS game, as all this teardown means the game has a very short load.