I made a rhythm game that runs in your browser.
16 panels. Hit the beat.
Charts are generated from the audio itself — paste a Suno link or drop your own mp3.
Plus a world tour: fly country to country and play each land’s music.
Free · no install
https://t.co/UbmVI9JpSz
I made a rhythm game that runs in your browser.
16 panels. Hit the beat.
Charts are generated from the audio itself — paste a Suno link or drop your own mp3.
Plus a world tour: fly country to country and play each land’s music.
Free · no install
https://t.co/UbmVI9JpSz
By the way, I asked Claude Code to create the series of posts. It created not only the posts and images, but also this video in one shot! Claude Code is really awesome!
Save or share your run as an image — the same card from the result screen or any best record. Optional Google sign-in syncs records across devices.
十六 JŪROKU → https://t.co/UbmVI9JpSz
#rhythmgame#indiegame#browsergame#Suno
Every chart is generated from the audio — real onsets, no BPM grid, sparse where it’s quiet and dense in the chorus. Same song, same chart, every time.
Works with Suno links and your own mp3 (audio never leaves your device).
World Tour “Pulse of the Earth”: traditional music × electronic, country by country.
Clear a song to unlock the next stop; stamps and flight paths stay on your map. Vol.1–4, 32 countries & cultures so far.
Press when the marker reaches the Hit Point.
Five markers — water level, arc, fuse, sweep, mosquito — each with a different motion, so the time left is always visible as a quantity.
Windows: 冴 SAE ±45ms / 良 RYŌ ±90ms / 甘 AMA ±140ms / 逃 NOGASHI.