Notako: Piano Music Tiles Game

Notako is a piano music tiles game where the melody comes from your fingers instead of a backing track. Tiles slide down four lanes; tap each one as it meets the line and it sounds its note, which is what makes these music tiles feel like a tiny piano. Tını, a little golden note, lives in a town that has forgotten its tunes, and every level you clear brings one back. Hold the long tiles to their end and hit both halves of a double. A tile that slips past or a tap on an empty lane costs a heart; the tune pauses for a beat and resumes just before. Nursery songs in the Playground, folk tunes in the Village Square, Beethoven and Brahms at the Garden Concert, a low curtain at the Opera House, and Mozart, Bach and Rossini in the Great Hall. • Four lanes and one rule: tap each tile in its own lane as it reaches the line • No recording plays underneath; each tap sounds its own note and you perform the tune • 25 tunes: Twinkle Twinkle, Ode to Joy, Für Elise, Turkish March, Can-Can, Swan Lake and more • All tunes are public-domain classics or folk songs, with sounds synthesised for the game • 50 levels on 5 stages: Playground, Village Square, Garden Concert, Opera House and Great Hall • Each stage brings its own twist: long notes, doubles, a climbing tempo, a low curtain • Endless Encore after level 50: every tune returns to the last three stages, lap after lap • Tempo and hearts of every level were set by watching a bot that slips like a person until it won at the target rate • Slow tempo buys ten easier seconds; the shield absorbs the next slip • Few slips earn three stars; a tune of the day that spends no energy • Seven-day sign-in rewards and three quests every day • Plays with no internet and no sign-up, nothing to buy inside; ads only between tunes, never during one • Available in 15 languages