Scale Enchanter
- October 15, 2021
- XD Games Studio
Scale Enchanter is a musical scales building game. Test your scale building skills in this simple and minimalist puzzle game.
Reviews
- The game is enjoyable for music students and provides a fun way to learn scales and modes.
- It has been updated to include explanations of how each scale works, making it a logical process for constructing scales.
- The low memory cost and processing power requirements make it a compact and helpful app for learning music theory.
- The game is overly simplistic and does not effectively teach music theory, making it unhelpful for beginners and professionals alike.
- There are numerous music theory mistakes in the game, which could be detrimental to someone's learning.
- Gameplay issues, such as notes appearing in the wrong place, detract from the overall experience and make it frustrating.
- music19 mentions
- 16 % positive mentions
- 68 % neutral mentions
- 16 % negative mentions
The music aspect of the game is polarizing; while it may serve as a basic tool for music students to learn scales, many professional musicians find it repetitive and lacking depth. Critics point out numerous music theory inaccuracies that could hinder learning, while some users appreciate its potential for beginners and those interested in music theory. Overall, it is seen as more suitable for amateurs rather than seasoned musicians, with better free resources available for serious learners.
“The game revolves around your ability to complete musical scales, probably one of the most amazing games when it comes to training scales. If you are in this musical learning process, you should definitely check out this game!”
“Music students would love this game.”
“A really cool game for those who like to study music.”
“This is either a repetitive sort-the-notes game if you understand music or a repetitive trial and error game if you don't.”
“There are also so many music theory mistakes in the game, to the point where it could be actually detrimental to someone's learning if they decided to use this as a tool for learning scales.”
“For pros, it's boring and brings nothing new to the table in terms of scale construction or music learning applications.”
- gameplay1 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
The gameplay has been criticized for its frustrating mechanics, particularly regarding the placement of notes on the scale, which can lead to inaccuracies and disrupt the overall experience.
“But the issue lies in the gameplay, as sometimes when I try to insert a note into its proper place on the scale, it ends up appearing in the wrong part, which is extremely annoying.”