

Musical Meteors
Hurley Piano · 2025 · Action, Arcade, Casual, 2D, Pixel Graphics
PC
4 user reviews100% · 4
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About Musical Meteors
Musical Meteors is a retro-style arcade game that mixes colorful pixel aesthetics, score-attack gameplay, and piano-inspired mechanics. Meteors are flying in from outer space -- each labeled with a musical note -- and your job is to destroy them by using either your computer keyboard or MIDI piano to press the matching note on the virtual piano.Start off with a small range of notes and unlock each key as you play. The more meteors you destroy without missing a note, the bigger your combo streak grows, and the higher your score climbs. With an out-of-this-world soundtrack and special missions for those who want to test their skills, Musical Meteors is the complete piano-arcade game package.You don't need a MIDI piano to play -- all features are fully functional using the computer keyboard -- but MIDI piano owners can plug one in to experience a whole new level of immersion as their piano becomes the controller!NOTE: For best results, use a USB MIDI keyboard without interface hardware and ensure no other programs are trying to access the MIDI keyboard while playing.
Features
- Computer keyboard and MIDI keyboard controls
- Score-attack, combo-centric arcade gameplay with progressing difficulty
- Additional missions/achievements for dedicated players
- Colorful, retro-inspired graphics and soundtrack
- Gameplay designed to help you develop piano dexterity
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
They should add dinosaurs1 found this helpful
Managed to get the game working with my second midi keyboard, the game has issues only kinda working with some midi controllers. Had a fun time laughing at my mistakes anyway. Fun arcade game, even if I suck ass.1 found this helpful
Who out here musicing they meteors?
This game helped me learn music
good game makes me really have to remeber music theory
okay but what if inputs didn't need to constantly be sent throuhg my midi keybooard that would be pretty cool i think i think
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