Hear Your Path
Solo Philosopher · 2022 · Casual, Rhythm, Music, Instrumental Music, Relaxing
PC
Mostly Positive73% · 22
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About Hear Your Path
Hear Your Path is a maze game where to find the exit, the player needs to listen and play note by note the music proposed by the level. But there is a catch: both the notes and the exit of the labyrinth are hidden, like Minesweeper, so be careful when you hear a note, because it may not be the right one to follow the music.
The goal of the game is to find the exit with as few mistakes as possible. At the end, the player will be evaluated according to the amount of mistakes in a five-star system. But don't worry, if the player wishes, it is always possible to restart the level to reach the maximum score, after all we can always correct our mistakes, can't we?
Inspirational phrases to bring new points of view and reflections into your life. Choose the background color. Choose the square that hides the notes.
Try the game, have fun and relax. Read the reflections and draw inspirations for your life.
The goal of the game is to find the exit with as few mistakes as possible. At the end, the player will be evaluated according to the amount of mistakes in a five-star system. But don't worry, if the player wishes, it is always possible to restart the level to reach the maximum score, after all we can always correct our mistakes, can't we?
- There are 25 hand-crafted levels, i.e. 25 classic songs to discover and play.
- Levels divided into 5 worlds, each world belonging to a composer.
- Various artists;
- Beethoven;
- Mozart;
- Bach;
- Chopin;
Try the game, have fun and relax. Read the reflections and draw inspirations for your life.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
if you're a musician and have any familiarity with classical canon, this game is more fun that it looks. definitely worth the ~$1 it costs.2 found this helpful
Very fun, especially if you're a fan of classical music. 5/5 :)2 found this helpful
Game crashed three times when I said 'yes' to playing the tutorial. I tried uninstalling it and reinstalling to see if that helped, but it still crashed - so I tried a different save slot and for some reason, the tutorial finally loaded and didn't crash the game. Not a great first impression, and then the tutorial itself was a lot of text to parse through, not super clear and I still had some questions by the end of it. I got through two actual levels, but by the third level, I was so frustrated with the split paths that I just gave up on it, as I wasn't having fun. The game description compares it to Minesweeper, but it's not really similar at all - Minesweeper has clues that allow you to logically deduce what might be the correct square to click next, but in this game, when you're presented with a choice of two different directions that each start with the same note, there's no way of knowing if you're choosing the correct path or not until you reach a dead end and have to backtrack. The game also takes points away from you if you go over the required number of notes to find the exit, which feels like punishing you for its own arbitrariness. And the amount of clicking you have …1 found this helpful
I love classical music so I decided to give this one a shot. First, I can play levels just fine, but trying to play the tutorial crashes the game (sigh...). But that's kinda all right because the game is super simple to figure out: you just use right-click to hear a note and, if it correctly continues the music from the previous note, you can select it with left-click. So for each note you have 3 options of notes that might continue the sequence (as long as you turn on hard mode in options, which I suggest you do. Otherwise there is only 1 note possibility and the other two are blank walls, which is even more boring). I was irritated with this game by the second level. The fact that you have to click to hear each note and THEN click to confirm it is a lot of annoying clicking. There are no timestamp landmarks on the board, so if you realize you screwed up and want to go back a few seconds in the song to correct your mistakes, you'll have to manually figure out which note on the board the note you're now hearing (from the song playback) corresponds to, which might take a while.1 found this helpful
I have mixed feelings on this one, but I'll give it the thumbs up overall because I at least like the idea. Navigating a maze by sound and knowing what note comes next in a piece of music is enough to win me over, and a lot of it is stuff I'm very familiar with from having played it when I was younger or just hearing it a ton otherwise. Something about the actual process of playing through it is less satisfying than I hoped though, so I didn't end up finishing all of it.
Really pleasant musical game ! No timer, no pressure : just enjoy listening the music, and even guide you to find your "path" in each maze. Beautiful experience ❤️
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