Really polished and I love the art style! I think the control scheme would be better on a controller though!

@sebastianscaini Thanks for the kind words & feedback!

Very cool art

sick art and fun to play

realy fun game , realy polished. fun tracks too
also realy hard, found it dificult whenever i had to move 2 spaces away and obg arg mode.
my brain just keped forgeting what color was what butotn ocs it didint match my xbox vontroller. mabie having the buton as a nsew on the note could make it lless confusing of not a bit more buisy

The graphics are amazing. I'm really digging the art style!

Woah that was so cool! I like the artstyle I like the songs! ..and you even got multiple difficulties in? (I really struggled with very hard! I could only do hard, quite easily to be fair, but very hard really was so much harder!)
But the concept is so cool, but I had struiggles with reading the notes properly, them having different waveforms is a nice idea, but I think the short notes should just be colored squares and the slides, where you have to keep pressing need some lengthy "bar" with the color on the grid so its easier to read (and in these bars you could still animate these wave lengths to keep the theme easily imo!)
Also when there were multiple colors the icons/colors were somehow hard to read properly for me on a whim, them being multi colored full on squares might help but I'm unsure, made it somewhat hard for me to play the last very hard level at least I thought!
Oh and also the jump did not feel intuitive to me, I basically never used it except I really, really had to. I also noticed there were quite some bars/sliders that started before those thorny branch things and then even went further underneath them, but there's no waty for me to jump and hold a note so I didnt know if I did something wrong here and missed something or if this was a genuine bug 🤔

But really cool game I'm impressed you guys pulled this off in just 72 hours! Wow!

Amazing game! It feels so polished, the music, art, gameplay, everything feels so smooth.
Managed to beat all 3 songs on very hard, it was a really interesting and enjoyable take on the rhythm game genre!

Nice! Beat all the levels on all difficulties without too much difficulties after getting the hang of things.

I'm a big fan of rhythm games. Played a huge bunch of different ones after finding DDR in the switch of the millenia. I've kinda gone full circle with them and are mainly just playing ITGMania anymore. Felt kinda weird to have the lane picking and colors just being fixed to keys. I constantly had the check the key/color map while playing to make sure which was which while changing colors. Would probably be a lot easier on PS controller where the shapes seem to match. On xbox controller though, the colors are the same as the buttons but they do not match. Would probably make more sense to have the shapes map to PS controller shapes and the colors to xbox button colors to have more of a support for both.

Would probably need some sort of scoring to prevent cheesing and playing all too safe by taking the lanes one at a time. Another small annoyance I had was that there was quite a lot of just waiting all too often. Especially on the ends of songs where you had to just wait for some specific color note to appear. Probably the only use for the jump button though as the noise lanes left behind could sometimes not be dodged any other way like normally they like 100% can.


Lovely art style. Though very bright and busy, it didn't feel too distracting. Sometimes the speech bubbles were covering the side lanes which was a bit annoying. And of course I would like to see more animations on the character portraits instead of just stiff single frames but of course jam schedules can be tough to squeeze such niceties in.

I would have really preferred for the songs to fully play instead of you "playing" the instruments. It makes it so much harder to get into the groove of the song you don't know, can't fully hear all the time and are constantly switching between different instruments.

Anyways, good job! 👍

@stealthorc Thanks for the awesome feedback!! You bring up some great points, these are things we've been thinking about particularly after we submitted haha. Particularly with the chords where you need to press both icons, the readability could be improved a fair bit, and if notes all had a bit more space between them (tap vs/ hold) it would be easy to maneuver around. Also, the dodge is particularly intended for the white noise once that spawns in, but is also meant as a way for the player to have an easier time dodging if their gain meter gets too high. Hope this all makes sense!

@antti-haavikko Thanks for the super detailed feedback! Great to get a big rhythm game fan leaving commentary on the game haha.

You bring up some great points. Particularly for the controls, admittedly, the scheme for controller was thought of based on the PS4 inputs due to them mostly lining up perfectly with the waveforms, and the xbox scheme is just the matching button positions on that controller which is just handled automatically by the engine. But the colors lining up would be a great thing to leverage! There *might* be a good way to detect Xbox vs Ps4 in godot but in the time-frame we had it just didn't quite happen.

Also, the songs do play fully even without your inputs, the SFX for each note is just the same waveform matching the pitch which is why it sounds louder. Hope that makes sense! There was an idea to replace each part with a recorded part on another instrument but we ran out of time for that haha.

Thanks again for the feedback!! It's very insightful and hits a lot of great points.

I meant that you could keep the button orders the same but just switch the colors of the icons to mach the xbox buttons so that triangle would be yellow, circle red, x green and square blue. So the button presses would be the same no matter which controller, shape would match ps and color xbox.

That way there wouldn't be a need to detect the controller at all. Though I'm sure there is a way to do it in Godot. I've only recently changed to Godot from Unity but at least there (and in raw JavaScript) you can get the name of the controller and detect it that way.

Very nice proposition ! :clap:

Great art and humor. Not much of a rhythm game person, so not exactly for me, but good entry.

This is a very unique rhythm game with how the buttons are not controlling the lane you are hitting but the color! The way it is set up does make it somewhat easy to just clear every color one after another, but this does not change, that this is definitely one of my favorite entries!
The way you made the theme fit by adding the different wave sounds is also a very nice touch!

Really polished and visually stunning. But i quit during the tutorial, even with the easy difficulty. The game was too skill demanding for me, i need a flatter difficulty curve on rythmn games to appreciate them.

Cool animations but don`t recognize how to hold two line in one time. Good job!

Very nice rhythm game. I like the visuals, very cool characters, and sounds. Great job.

Cool little game. I don't usually enjoy rhythm games, but this one held my interest. Love the art style!

Excellent work -- well done!

@railnof Thanks for playing and giving it a shot! If you were having trouble with timing not syncing up properly, and you were using the web-version, try downloading one of the desktop versions and see if that's easier!

@irkar Thanks for playing! Holding two at once is a little confusing, you basically want to press each note once it would cross the bottom bar above the player. So if two notes are at the same time in the same lane, you press both buttons at once. Hope this helps!

@digital-bacon Thanks so much for the kind words!

@venomousmouse Thanks for playing!

@bumble Thanks so much for the kind words! Yeah the idea came from audio signals / waveforms, which led us to create this rhythm game hah.