Kinacoustic

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Kinacoustic is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by Maithonis Studios and was released on May 4, 2016. It received positive reviews from players.

Kinacoustic is a music composition game and a new musical experience. You can control the elements of music by bouncing melodic Drops onto colored Note Lines that you place. In doing this, you can create basic or complex songs - your own composition or a cover.

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Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews

The game offers a unique and fun physics-based music sandbox experience that is enjoyable for music lovers.
It is easy to learn but presents a challenge to master, providing a satisfying sense of accomplishment when creating music.
Players appreciate the freedom to create a wide variety of songs and the great documentation that helps in understanding the game.

The sound quality is not the greatest, which detracts from the overall experience.
Some players find the game difficult to master, leading to frustration, especially for those used to traditional music composition methods.
There are some limitations in navigation, such as scrolling and zooming, which could enhance the user experience.

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The music aspect of the game is highly praised for its engaging and versatile composition tools, appealing to both seasoned musicians and those new to music theory. Players appreciate the freedom to create a variety of songs, likening the experience to a fun, physics-based music sandbox. Overall, it is recommended for anyone with a passion for music, regardless of their skill level.
- “This game is very good, I love how you have all the choice in what songs you can make. It has been a pleasure so far playing this and I'm loving it.”
- “A very fun physics-based music sandbox of sorts. If you're a fan of music and like the Animusic series, this game is a must.”
- “Highly recommend to the music lover, or anyone!”
- “In comparison with classical musical tabs I've gotten used to a long time ago, I mostly have not enough patience for this.”
- “This game made me wonder if it would be better to recommend it for people who hate solfège to show that solfège is not as difficult as they may see it, or quite the opposite — to recommend it for those who see solfège as crazy dark woods but still want to try to write songs somehow that they have in their minds.”
- “Myself, I have both musical skill and above basic knowledge of how to correctly compose music, but I've gotten used to tablature programs such as Guitar Pro or Power Tab, and this game at some point made me question its accessibility for different types of learners.”