Scale Enchanter

About

"Scale Enchanter" is a musical puzzle game designed for music theory students to easily build and train with 11 different types of scales, featuring over 150 scales to build. The game has a simple drag-and-drop interface, and offers music theory accuracy and support for letter and syllabic notations. The objective is to build all the scales and improve your musical knowledge.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

72%

Audience ScoreBased on 36 reviews

music4 negative mentions

The game is enjoyable for learning musical scales and can be fun for students trying to grasp the patterns.
It has been updated to include explanations of how each scale works, making it a logical process to construct scales.
The game is inexpensive and serves as a useful educational tool for music students and enthusiasts.

The game is overly minimalistic and does not effectively teach music theory, making it unhelpful for beginners.
There are numerous music theory mistakes in the game, which could be detrimental to someone's learning.
Gameplay can be frustrating due to issues with note placement and a lack of engaging logic or puzzles.

music
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The music aspect of the game is seen as beneficial primarily for students learning musical scales, offering a structured approach to understanding patterns, though it lacks depth for professional musicians. While some users appreciate its potential as a teaching tool, many criticize it for being repetitive and containing numerous music theory inaccuracies, making it less effective for serious learners. Overall, it is recommended for music enthusiasts and beginners, but there are better, more engaging resources available for learning music theory.
- “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 & 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.”
gameplay
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The gameplay has been criticized for its frustrating mechanics, particularly regarding the inaccurate placement of notes on the scale, which can lead to significant annoyance for players.
- “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.”