More than a Rhythm Music Game, Playing Music with Actual Music Game Creator 🎶
My story with Senk
It was a great honor to have invited Concerto on White to TapTap Indie Spotlight event. I had the privilege of chatting with the game's creator, Senk, for quite some time. Senk's vision for the game is to create a music simulation game that goes beyond mere rhythm simulation, and that got me really excited. (by the way, you should really read his devlog; it could bring great inspiration to those who have a passion for doing their own. )
Playing Senk's Original: Where the Adventure Begins
The fact that Senk and I both share a deep passion for music and are capable musicians added to our instant connection. Interestingly, many of the songs featured in Concerto on White are actually original compositions by Senk himself. During our conversation, I floated the idea of me covering some of Senk's original tracks from Concerto on White, as a TapTap Editor. Seizing the opportunity presented by the Indie Spotlight event, I dusted off my guitar, which had been neglected for a while, and performed these covers for TapTap's players. It's been an absolute blast!
My cover on Where the Adventure Begins:
It's a symphony of visual and melodic wonders
Concerto on White isn't just another rhythm game. It's a musical journey that seeks to redefine the genre. The game demands precision and timing akin to conducting an orchestra, where each note plays a pivotal role in the harmony.
Mastering "Concerto on White" is like refining one's skill on a musical instrument. It offers a plethora of musical tracks, each with increasing complexity. To conquer this melodic challenge, players need more than just gaming prowess – they need a keen rhythmic sense.
The game offers a visually enchanting experience, perfectly complementing its musical essence. The graphics sync immaculately with the notes, intensifying the overall immersion.
my gameplay footage:
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