Partitas

Nice game, but it's too short. Also, the time signature and the key signature are missing. For a classical music lover, this is unacceptable. If it was Erik Satie's, it's OK. But in this case, it's Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, etc. Sorry, but it's a no for me.

Nice Game = Y Relaxing Music = Y Sweet Cat = Y Game = Perfect

As a music education student, I absolutely love the concepts in this game. It's great for relative pitch development, familiarisation with fixed do, and exposes the player to a variety of different classical composers. It is fairly difficult and requires some knowledge of music and some basic aural skills, but I can see it working well at advancing the player's aural ability, especially where relative pitch is concerned. There are a few bugs throughout the game, e.g. the play button will start the piece from the start if it is already playing, but the cursor does not move with it. I would love to see some effects added for when the player earns coins, and perhaps an easier way to view the room. Other than that, I think this game has a lot of potential and I would definitely recommend it, especially to people wishing to improve their aural skills in music.

It's a great idea that's poorly done. The 'active' bar doesn't quite line up with the notes and it's a little buggy so it's hard to tell which note you need in faster songs, and you have to play it from the beginning every time. Plus the notes you can drag are in a single octave whereas the ones you're trying to match could be higher or lower so it's more difficult than it needs to be. Then about a third of the way through you'll need to fill in the left-hand (non-melody) notes which is just SUPER difficult and advanced. I really can't recommend this unless you can read notes to help you follow along, and also have a really good ear to distinguish supporting notes across octaves.

so so good for the price. Refreshing and simple sheet music matching : )

A cute idea and it's clear that a lot of love and effort has been put into this! Definitely found a number of gems among its repertoire :)