Haha the twist was definitely unexpected :D

Although I'm not good enough to actually complete the last level, I think the extra gameplay mechanic makes this game very different from the generic piano tiles game that you initially disguised it as!

The evil menu looks very cool, is that the Easter egg? I don't actually know how I got it to appear lol, I just clicked the play again button and it came up.

The main thing that would make this a lot better is more rhythm rather than just having the notes come every beat. I kept playing it with the right rhythm on purpose to make it sound nicer and it would be really cool to have it play with the right rhythm. Although, I must admit you picked a great piece that still works pretty well even if you play every note with the same rhythm!

Lastly, the sounds are great (which is obviously very important for a rhythm game) and it is very obvious when you mess up which is good too.

Hey. I recorded a video about the Unexpected jam and included your game in it. If you want to cut your game out of the video, let me know. However, if you like the video, I make similar videos every day. I will be happy if you subscribe. Anyway, I enjoyed playing your game.

Has a pretty funny story and fits the unexpected theme well. Also, GUESS WHO'S BACK

Very nice! Love how it progresses from simple to pretty hard. The unexpected bit is nice as well. The game may need a little bit of rhythm, so that the music sounds better when you press the keys. Great job overall!

I loved this and guess who's back

I love the concept, world, choice of music, and of course the game engine (I work in Godot Engine too ^_^).

Really really wish there was a way to pick which level to play....had to restart from scratch a couple different times and never fully got the grasp of the new controls introduced...would have loved to be able to restart at the beginning of 3 vs. having to go back to 1! I saw your comment to another comment saying a similar thing and still cannot for the life of me find this easter egg menu option to start at 3 :(

I hate it when I play fresh beats from the 1680s and nothing goes wrong. Thank goodness you've created a remedy. 

Your game is very addicting because I'm a sucker for games with high scores and I now realise how shitty it must be to be a bard in the 1600 having to deal with diabolus in musica.

Hark! th're beest demons haunting mine own harpsic'rd! I loved the unexpected part - it went from a simple beat game to a really challenging, unique experience. (Plus I got to listen to Canon in D which is always a bonus). One critique I have is that the level of difficulty went way up and resetting always put me back at level 1.  I would have appreciated a more gentle learning curve or at least a reset to the third level. I think you did a really great job with this, and the unexpected twist added a whole, awesome new complexity to the game. Great Job!