It was a very relaxing experience, and I loved the presentation.

Unusual game and concept, it took me a while to work out but once I did it was fun. Simple but very nice graphics.

It looked SUPER beautiful and also it sounded quite nice. My main problem was, that I was never able to anticipate, how a song progresses besides from the given tips. That made the experience to a guessing / trying and error game which was a bit sad because the concept was super cool.

The style is nice and it looks fun, if only I understood where am I supposed to get the memory from if it's only the 4th note.

Not bad visual style. Interesting game to remember. Good work.

This may be just me but I feel like I'm too dumb to understand the correlation between the notes shown on the sheet and the ones you've to play. But I feel like this could make for a fun "how fast can you make it" game. A mobile version could also be very nice for this ^-^

My first play through I was a little confused. My second attempt, I realized the memory gaps on the music sheet are not necessarily exact in terms of height in notes. So it became a lot of fun to speed through the "remembered" portions and then be faced with the uncertainty of guessing and falling back down a few times. And also trying to guess when the next memory portion starts to slam it out. I feel the use of the limitation was a little lacking. If I could spend some of my time to remove a wrong note on the next line, to make guessing a little easier, that would have been a fun push your luck sort of dynamic. Do I spend a bunch of time trying to remove wrong notes so I can play faster? Or am I too low on time to risk that. The spend time to remove wrong notes above could be limited to bringing it down to a 50:50 so that there is still risk and reward. Anyways, I enjoyed my time with the game, keep up the good work!