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The ending and what comes after, always wanted to make this sort of thing.
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This is how we should learn waves during physics lessons. This is more playful and enjoyable! This is a new form of puzzle serious game.
This is actually a genius idea, the ending was fire. impressive how you can even make custom songs
Nice game! I thought the UI was a little confusing but otherwise it very cool!
Also, I do love me some trackers!!!
Interesting. I kinda see this working as a minigame in some sci-fi game. Cool idea!
It didn't feel as much like a game as it did a tech demo, I had fun with the levels but was completely lost on the synthesizer at the end...
I fear my brain might be too small for this game.
The synthesizer at the end is just a bonus. As soon as you get to the song, the game is over. You can compose some music on the tracker if you wish, I implemented it because I always wanted to write one + I made it so I could make the song.
A very impressive tracker you've built! I really enjoyed the satisfaction of listening to the difference, when the noise got locked in and suddenly the sound was crystal clear. Thank you so much for the fun I had, and I loved the credits song.
-one small aberration
I thought it was a interesting concept I like the idea of playing with sound.
I didn’t get very far on my own, so thank you for the “help” button — I’m really glad I got to experience the ending!
Interesting game, my relative pitch is good but I don't think I can stuff all the wave interference, without cracking open Helm or something.
I will unfortunately have to leave this one unfinished for the nerds. I love the idea though, feel like it could be a great minigame for an alien game - kinda like in voices of the void.
I will note pitches above like D4, with most synth timbres are just unbearable.
Grats on the release.
Once I understood what I had to do it was really fun. The ending where you got the whole track maker and you could save and load files/wa files was insane.
Great job I loved it, I had to turn down my headphones it was a bit loud but that's all good :D maybe redo some of the UI or make a tutorial next time? but other then that I loved the game!
It is hard though it took me a while xD
Loved the visualization at the end, and the apparent secret mod tracker you implemented in Unity, haha. Very original concept, to say the least!
Wow, cool concept. But I hardly cracked the first one 😅
I really, really enjoyed the game! The UI was a bit confusing at the beginning but after that it was a blast. I did not expect to have so much fun trying to decode signals, but man it is, and it is hard!!!
The ending was 11/10 and the post credits "secret" was even cooler. Nice Job!
To be honest, it is one of the most interesting games I've played! It is absolutely out of the ordinary and I love it! I liked the slow increase in wave cleaning difficulty mostly that last one.. was tough buddy I got so close and when I finally hit help it changed the note on the first wave and finished, I saw how miserable I was. Either way a really fun entry, although a little bit uneasy on the ears at some point. But that was the game so no complaints on that. What comes after and the ending is just such a nice and neat way of showing how a well-designed simple thing can be so complex. And so useful at the same time. Amazing work!
Damn I really liked this. It was good ear training on the first few levels then I had to rely mostly on the difference output once there were too many layers. My one feature request would be a mute/solo button on each tone so I can focus on one at a time without changing the volume of the others. Great job!
Fairly solid game!
Not for me personally, but well designed and a lot of love was put into the synth at the end. The concept's also very original.
The UI was a bit confusing at the beggining, but overall I had fun! Very interesting concept that works well with the theme.
Well, i played your game but I am not good at sound wave maths and harmonics etc. so it was a bit difficult for me to get the game. But thats on me. Best of luck.
I like the idea, although it felt a bit much like moving knobs at random until it clicked into place. And with no way I could find to mute the noises it was very jarring to my ears lol, like I get the sound was supposed to be a clue but with little background knowledge it didn't really help much beyond what the visuals already did. But I really like the concept for the people into that sort of thing, and it's certainly original!