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• gamedeal user

  Nov 5, 2019

  I just want to stick this up on here to get the author some more views. I bought this a little ago, and am shortly about to get right into it large. So I will give just an initial observation that both IT AND another similar yet older program Synthesia would have to IMHO be considered the very best gamerified piano learning apps in existence. Seriously, even that one has limitations as far as I know in that you have to have a MIDI...this here gives you total freedom, you can use the 8 keys of a qwerty...hows that for cool :) So I will get back to this review fairly sure to buff it as I gain more exp...yet I would like the DEV to get some recognition for their fine work, you can tell a lot of effort (3 years) went into the product!
• gamedeal user

  Oct 14, 2019

  I can't recommend this game at this point. Overall the game looks quite promising. But at the moment the game is not polished enough for the price tag. The game feels very awkward. The freedom allowed in being able to play the notes whenever you like is ultimately holding the game back. There was many time where a note was wrongly triggered and put my timing completely off. The game would be much better if the notes could only be triggered in a certain window around when the actual note takes place (perhaps this could be only in metronome mode). I look forward to seeing the game improve.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 5, 2019

  Easy piano game + Download and use your own midi files + Easy to play music if you practice + A challenge on harder songs getting the notes right and keeping up + Rewarding gameplay +peaceful -only ever crashed on me because of a custom midi song not the games fault Like piano buy it
• gamedeal user

  Oct 4, 2019

  I guess it's up to me to leave an English review? The software's basic for $5.99 and could use some tweaks, but since it's in Early Access I'm sure any bugs/features will be ironed out by solid release. I happen to have tons of .mid files, but in most cases you can find them free online. Overall, buy it now if you're really into this sort of product, but waiting a bit for more features won't kill ya. Another note: Unlike Synthesia, this game is more rhythm-based. It'll use sheet music that you can read, and try and put their respective keys, but it's not necessary. It's more about training your left/right hands to do different sections off of their rhythms, something I struggle with playing keyboard. Good product for a one-man-job, looking forward to future updates from the dev.