- February 13, 2024
- zzzProject
Notanote
Platforms
About
"Notanote is a casual, single-player rhythm game that offers a unique, immersive music experience through compelling visuals and soundtrack. It features full keyboard judgment, allowing players to catch notes with any key, and multiple difficulty options. A casual mode is available for a more relaxed experience. Welcome to the world of Notanote and create your own rhythm!"





- The game features unique gameplay mechanics and visuals that are engaging and fun, reminiscent of popular rhythm games like Phigros and Rizline.
- The controls are highly accessible, allowing players to use any key on the keyboard, which enhances the overall experience.
- The music selection is enjoyable, and the game is free to play, making it a low-risk option for rhythm game enthusiasts.
- The game can be extremely confusing and difficult to grasp, especially for beginners, with some players finding the charts hard to read and the gameplay erratic.
- There are significant issues with hit detection and note visibility, which can detract from the overall enjoyment and make it frustrating to play.
- The lack of proper tutorials and key bindings can lead to a steep learning curve, making it less accessible for new players.
music
48 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is generally well-received, with many players praising the quality of the soundtracks and the creative chart designs. However, some users noted issues with the visibility of notes due to color choices and a lack of difficulty variety in certain songs. While the music selection may not appeal to everyone, it is considered enjoyable and complements the gameplay effectively, especially for a free game.
βThe music is peak and the gameplay is amazing too, quite resembles Phigros (which I also adore) but with more visuals and a cute aesthetic.β
βOverall, it's very fun and I enjoy the maps and music this game has to offer, especially for a free game!β
βI highly recommend this game because the soundtracks are dope and the gameplay can be challenging.β
βSince the game doesn't explain this, the first song I played I was losing combo to double or triple notes because I thought one press counts for all of them. But that's not the case; you actually need to press the amount of keys according to the quantity of notes. Clarifying this in the tutorial could make it easier for some people to get used to the playstyle faster.β
βThe second problem is one that actually bothers me: there are songs in which the colors of the notes and the background are so similar that it becomes really hard to see the notes. Changing colors so the notes have a noticeable contrast with the background would make for more enjoyable songs.β
βThe songs are also nothing to write home about, just a bunch of random Chinese songs I hadn't heard before, with the only song I actually knew from the singles collection being 'Chronomia.'β