Jam and improv while floating through space. Ever wanna jam out but didn't wanna think about technical theory? Stay away from the lanes with skulls, and you'll be in perfect harmony :)
1. Click screen, jam out, and rack up points without hitting the skulls 2. ????? 3. PROFIT!!
For those curious, the keys on the screen represent 1 octave on a piano. The allowed spaces are supposed to correspond to what "sounds good" played with the chords.
Additionally, the scoring is such that less common notes will give you more points and more common notes will give you fewer points. Also, the availability of notes will vary per song. We only had time to put in one, but we have a couple more in the works.
I know it's supposed to be intuitive, but it would be nice to have an explanation of what's expected. For a while there, I couldn't score any points at all (Don't know if I wasn't focused correctly or what) and I didn't know whether the intent was to press and hold. Also, I'm not sure if it was intentional, but 3, 5, 0 never had 'bad' spots.
This is a very interesting idea and I supposed it could be quite fun if my computer wasn't that slow (sounds are flickering...always) As uprightpath said, a quick tutorial could have been nice, but it took me less than 30 seconds to understand
I don't really know what to do, but it was fun goofing around with...
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Martin_Monosys29 Apr 2013, 21:13
At first you don't know what to do, then you just groove a long... Fun game, nice tune! I'm kind of inspired to make a similar game, thank you for that! (I probably won't...)
Interesting idea, well-executed. I found it hard to use all the keys, and it would have been cool to have more of a game object/score thing that had more of a goal rather than just accumulating points gradually. I had fun messing around with it - nice work.
This was fun! I spent a lot of time intentionally triggering the "bad note" sound since it was my favorite one. Kinda makes me wish I had more sounds to play with.
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As uprightpath said, a quick tutorial could have been nice, but it took me less than 30 seconds to understand