In this game, you can…

• …print your finished song onto a cassette, decorate the tape art, pop it into a player, and listen back.
• …unlock tools that let you modulate any sound system, then pitch-shift each instrument to warp the whole track.
• …rearrange a diorama-like scene where each sound comes from a tiny animated object you can move and experiment with.

In this game, you can…

• …turn any song you own into a playable track.
• …set the very first leaderboard score on a song nobody's played, then get notified years later when someone beats it.
• …pick characters that change the rules, like one that shoves blocks sideways to set up bigger matches.

In this game, you can…

• …build full animations, minigames, and even whole games inside the level editor using massive chains of objects and logic-like setups.
• …dive into millions of community-made levels and keep finding completely different stages, from quick showcases to absurdly hard challenges.
• …get thrown from normal jumping into rocket flight, then into upside-down gravity, without stopping, while squeezing through spike corridors on the beat.

In this game, you can…

• …grab hidden collectibles that add instruments to the music while you hunt keys, secrets, and alternate routes.
• …survive DLC chases where gravity flips repeatedly, you cling to the ceiling, and square-hungry walls keep closing in.
• …move through levels where your jumps and movement feel tied to the song, like the track is reacting to your run.

In this game, you can…

• …guide two orbiting planets down a winding track by tapping exactly on the beat to keep them perfectly in sync.
• …sight-read an entire level because the track shows every upcoming rhythm pattern in advance.
• …build and share your own levels in an editor where songs become detailed, playable geometric patterns.