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Summary of the author’s notes

SCRHYTHM – How to Play
SCRHYTHM is a rhythm game playable on keyboard or touchscreen. In keyboard mode, press keys as notes hit the bottom line. Beginner level uses up to 5 lanes, normal up to 7. Change keys in settings, with space (or g/h) for middle lane (red notes give 2x bonus). Press keys simultaneously for connected notes; for long notes, hold the key for extra points. Rankings show after playing; top 5 scorers can enter their name. Mobile mode simplifies play for touchscreens without long notes, featuring automatic username entry for top scorers. Adjust game settings like auto play, key configuration, note speed, and volumes in the settings menu. SCRHYTHM includes songs like Twinkle Twinkle Little Star and themes from Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda. Updates added songs, modes, and features like combo bonuses and split rankings for keyboard and mobile modes.

This is a rhythm game where you hit falling notes from three lanes in time with the music. The featured songs include:

Carrying You (Castle in the Sky Laputa)
Unlimited by -XAF-
Starship by -XAF-
Water by -XAF-

The Kawaii EDM tracks “Unlimited” and “Starship”, as well as the city pop-inspired “Water”, create an uplifting and pleasant atmosphere while playing! Aim for high scores by tripling the points of notes cleared through special moves and combos.

About the Special Move System:
If you hit the notes with good timing, the gauge will fill up, and you’ll be able to use special moves. You can choose from four types in the menu, but the square-shaped “Beginning of Flames” seemed to be the easiest to use.

Summary of the author’s notes: Start the game by pressing “Start” and pick a level. Try the tutorial first by clicking the light blue square. To create a custom level, click “See inside”, find the “CUSTOM LEVEL” sprite, scroll up, and follow the instructions. The game is inspired by “Just Shapes & Beats”, “Undertale”, and memes, but everything is original except the music. You can play bonus levels by different creators. Enjoy various music tracks linked in the game, each creating a unique gaming experience.

I believe you can enjoy this game for a relatively long time since it features multiple music tracks. The gameplay is simple; all you need to do is hit the keys in sync with the colored lines that flow from the top of the screen. As a timing-based game, it helps improve your focus while you have fun. Additionally, the game becomes even more entertaining as the colored lines may change positions or grant double points, making it an exciting experience.

Song List:
@hanngou-light’s “Naniwa Android”
@hanngou-light’s “Jiame no Hoshi”
Maou Damashii’s “Moon and Wolf”
Maou Damashii’s “Halcyon”

Press the 3-color notes falling in the 4 lanes rhythmically. The songs include 2 Vocaloid tracks and 2 tracks from Maou Damashii, offering a variety of styles from aesthetic rock to cute VocaRock, making it enjoyable just to listen to the music.

As for gameplay, the sudden purple notes shifting to the left or right lanes can be quite challenging! Even if you miss multiple times, the game won’t end in the middle, so it might be a viable strategy to ignore the purple notes and only aim for the straight-falling light blue notes and the double-scoring orange notes.

The pattern of falling notes is the same, so as you repeat and memorize the patterns, you’ll gradually feel your skills improving, which is an enjoyable aspect of the game.

This rhythm game is simple and enjoyable, reminiscent of the old “Rhythm Heaven”. You can freely select from six stages. The controls are very simple; just press the space bar in time with the rhythm. The character animations are incredibly cute, but the rhythm can be quite challenging. Sudden note changes like “backbeats” and “triplets” provide a real sense of accomplishment. Personally, I found the stages with the most rhythm variations to be the most interesting: Air Rally, The Clappy Trio, and Fork Lifter. Give it a try!

This is a game where you swing your saber in sync with cool and chill music. Blue and red targets will fly toward you from the front, so control your saber with your mouse to hit them. However, make sure to match the color of your saber accordingly, or you’ll lose life. This switching can be quite challenging! Occasionally, pitch-black spikes will fly towards you, but do not hit them with your saber. Doing so will deplete your life.

This is a rhythm game where you hit notes, and it has a wonderful world view. I love the spacey feeling of playing notes in the universe. You set up four fingers to hit the notes vigorously, but sometimes you lose track of which finger is which, like thinking you’re moving your index finger but it’s actually your middle finger. Is this the power of the cosmos? (Not really). The game can handle multiple key presses at once, and it feels great when you can hit them all together. It’s a fun game in many ways, offering a sense of exhilaration and speed.

This game is reminiscent of the electric frustration stick from old variety shows, combined with lively music as you guide an auto-scrolling arrow to avoid walls. Just a few seconds after starting, the arrow begins to fall due to inertia, so you must use the spacebar or mouse click to make it rise and dodge the walls. The stages increase in difficulty in the order of Speed, Energy, and Giant. The scrolling speed is quite fast, which may cause you to panic. Although fine adjustments can be quite challenging, the game is addicting, making you forget to blink as you become absorbed in the gameplay.

The game still lacks in gameplay. However, I can sense the potential for it to become a legendary masterpiece if someone remixes it and adds elements like story or battles. To play, you simply hit the Z key in sync with the bar displayed in the top-left corner of the screen. If you time it well, your combo count will increase. Some people have even achieved 110 combos.

Afterward, a text prompt will appear, letting you know that you can also hit the arrow keys instead of the Z key. Give it a try! If you succeed, you’ll enter a stage where you input your name. Move to the desired alphabet letters in rhythm and confirm your choice with the Z key. Can you do it?!

Following that, you’ll enter a bonus stage-like experience where you can actually create the rhythm yourself.

Summary of the author’s notes: Title:
Awesome Rhythm Remix – Beat Maker (Version 0.4)

Content:
How to Play:
Use W, A, S, D, Z, X, N, M, or Arrow Keys.

Watch out for different arrows!
Purple Arrows: Avoid hitting these.
Yellow-Black Arrows: Make sure to hit these!

Customize your game!
– Swap in any song, like a FNF track or something cool.
– Adjust arrow speed from 2 to 50.
– Name your own song.
– Create and share your custom chart!
This version lets you select music, song length, and more, all on stage.

Note and Credits:
Big thanks to everyone!
This game is inspired by Friday Night Funkin: Psych Engine, complete with a song timer.

New Features:
– New Arrow Effects (14-15). Circle Arrows (now labeled as “Left2”).

So there’s this super popular game “Undertale”, right? And in its hardest route called the Genocide Route, there’s this boss battle with a song named “Megalovania”. There’s this beat game where you hit notes dropping to the tune of this song. As you hit the notes in a row, it shows your combo count! Try to see how high you can combo. I’ve seen comments about people getting over 500 combos, which is insane. I struggled just to get 10 combos lol. I feel like Sans is laughing at me.