Music Games
Music games are a series of small games designed with music as the core element. In music games, players respond to the rhythm and the content displayed on the screen with keyboards, controllers, body movements, etc.
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In music games, as the song plays, various buttons (Note) will continue to appear on the screen, which is a bit like playing music. This type of game mainly tests the player's grasp of rhythm, personal reaction and eyesight. Of course, proficiency in specific note patterns is also indispensable. When you complete a difficult piece of music, you will feel a sense of accomplishment. And playing a song when you are in a bad mood will change your mood.
Music games usually require players to operate according to the rhythm, beat or melody of the music, such as clicking, sliding, long pressing, etc., to complete level tasks or achieve high scores. The characteristics of this type of game are its high interactivity and instant feedback. Players can instantly feel the fit between their operations and the rhythm of the music, thereby gaining a sense of accomplishment.
In music games, players make actions in accordance with the music and rhythm (following the buttons indicated on the screen, stepping on dance steps, operating the controller that imitates musical instruments, etc.) to play the game. Usually, players can increase their scores if their actions match the rhythm, while points will be deducted if the opposite happens. Some games will even force the game to end due to too many mistakes.
Music games require a certain score, and the game will end if it cannot be achieved. This type of game mainly tests the player's grasp of rhythm, finger reaction and eyesight. When you finish a difficult piece of music, you will feel a sense of accomplishment.
"Rhythm Master" and "Cytus", etc., players need to accurately click on the notes or rhythm points that appear on the screen to play the game to the rhythm of the music. This type of game tests the player's reaction speed and sense of rhythm.
"Taiko no Tatsujin" and "Deemo", etc., notes or rhythm points fall from the top of the screen, and players need to operate when they reach a specific position. This type of game not only tests the player's reaction, but also focuses on the accuracy of the operation.
"Music Parkour" series, players control the character to run on the track composed of music, jump, dodge and other actions according to the rhythm of the music, and perfectly combine parkour with music.
"GarageBand", "Fl Studio Mobile", etc., although these are more music production software, they also provide a gamified interface and interactive methods, allowing players to enjoy the process of creating music.
Music games can help players gain a deeper understanding of the rhythm, melody and structure of music through continuous practice, thereby improving their own musical literacy. Music games can be played online for free without downloading. Music games can also be played for free on your computer, mobile phone, tablet or web browser.