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Of course, you can always turn off the beat-based combat and move things at your own pace. Struggling to stay on beat, look at the rhythm on the bottom of the screen Brace Yourself Games/Nintendo via Polygon As long as you move and attack on that beat, you’ll survive longer. Those downbeats are the rhythm you can move and attack on in Cadence of Hyrule. You’re likely nodding your head on every downbeat. Listen to any dance song and nod your head to the beat. Simply put, you can move and attack on every “beat” of the current song playing. Instead, everything in Cadence of Hyrule is grounded in a “ four on the floor” rhythm. Thankfully, you won’t need to keep up with any complex rhythmic patterns like you would in Dance Dance Revolution. To maneuver and fight your way through this rhythm-focused version of Hyrule, you’ll need to move to the beat of the music to accomplish anything. Whether you’re struggling to keep a beat or are having trouble learning Cadence’s unique style of combat, here are several tips to help you bop your way around Hyrule successfully. But if you haven’t played the game that its rhythm action is based on, Crypt of the NecroDancer, you might find yourself stumbling through this adventure. Cadence of Hyrule is one of the few Legend of Zelda spin-off ideas that is nearly as good as its source material.