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Beat the Song

95% positive of 84 Steam reviews

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Released
2018
Steam Deck
Not tested
Platforms
Steam

Made by AAAGAMES.

About the game

A music game, where you play songs. You play missing percussion, guitars, pianos, vocals, synthesizers, effects, strings and many more other instruments that change during the game. A total of 127 minutes of music you can play.

Tagged by players

  • Music
  • Rhythm

What players say

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What players say

  • Not recommended
    Really poorly made rhythm game. Super tiny note lanes and notes making it really hard to see. It also doesn't let you pick between amount of keys, so each song just made for one set amount of keys. The game just blanks out the lanes that aren't used, meaning the key set up depending on the song would technically need to be different for me to feel comfortable, but you cannot set it up per amount of lanes the song…

    14 min played when written. 0 found it helpful.

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  • Recommended
    This is a great game. There are quite a few songs, some segmented in multiple difficulty levels. You first have to beat the easy level of a song, to unlock the medium/hard version, and let me tell you, hard means freaking hard as it's easy to get overwhelmed with a storm of notes flying down from all directions. As for controls, it seems complicated at first, but as you play, you realize it makes sense. I can't…

    8.3 h played when written. 3 found it helpful.

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