Hi thanks so much :) Maybe you've seen it already, but you can sign up to be a playtester and you can get access some new levels when I next do a playtest (probably some time in spring)

Thank you! Will do~ :)

Thank you! :)

Thanks :)

Awesome! Thank you! Thats cool to hear~ I wasn't sure how many people actually use that part of the game so I'm glad you're making good use of it :)

Thanks :)

Hi, thank you :) 

There will be more levels for sure! I have ~10 finished so far in total, if you want the chance to access them early you can sign up to be a playtester here . The plan for the next round of playtesting will be around Springtime~

Hi, thank you! That's great to hear :) I'm glad you enjoyed it even as an experienced rhythm game player~

Hi thank you! If you're interested you can sign up to be a playtester here, and you'll have a chance to try the new levels when I next do playtesting (maybe some time this spring?)

Hi thanks for taking the time to take such an interest in the game :) I’m glad you enjoyed it so much! To answer your questions:

1. I made the first version of the game in ~3 weeks for Music Game Jam, that was in October 2018. But that was a really different version to now, you can see what it was like in this video. I’ve been working on it on and off over the past ~2 years. I do it in my free time so the amount of time I get to work on it changes a lot. I’m working to make a ~15/20 level version of the game at the moment, and I’ve got around ~10 levels finished so far.
2. The inspiration for the game is a little difficult to explain. I specifically wanted to take part in that Music Game Jam, so I started thinking of music game ideas. I like point and click games and I liked the visual aesthetic and atmosphere of lo-fi hip hop channels. So I tried combining those things. There’s more to it than that but that’s the simplified version.
3. The music I listen to is pretty varied, but the genres I probably come back to the most are probably extreme metal (black metal, death metal, doom metal) and grime. But I do listen to lots of other stuff too. I tend not to like a lot of pop music that much, I tend to prefer stuff that’s a bit more raw and unpolished. I mostly listen to music when I’m working, usually longer atmospheric music to help me concentrate. I suppose what I like most in music is the atmosphere and feeling it creates, and I try to do that for the music in the game.
4. I’m not 100% sure what you meant here. But when I make songs I usually start with the image of the level and then try and create music that matches it. I create a small loop and start adding instruments and musical ideas over the top of it. I usually start with the drums or a melody. I wrote this reply once to explain how I make the music in more detail. Because I’m limited to 4 notes per instrument and the loops are short it helps to keep me focused and finish it.

Hope that answers your questions~

Hi, thank you~ (Maybe you saw already but you can sign up to be a tester here), with the next playtest being sometime in Spring.

Thank you! :) (I like your name by the way)

Thank you :)

Hey, that's really cool to hear, thanks!

Hey, thanks very much :) I'm glad you enjoyed it so much~

Thank you :) I'm glad you liked it!

Thank you! :) 

You might have seen this already, but you can sign up to be a play tester to try new levels here. I'm planning to do the next playtest around Spring.

Thank you~ I'm glad you enjoyed it :)