Rhythm Game
How to play
Gameplay
A rhythm game collection with three modes: Piano Tiles, Taiko and Rhythm Master. All three share one idea — hit each note at the moment it reaches the judgement line. Timing is graded perfect, good or miss, and consecutive perfects build a combo multiplier. The chart scrolls at a fixed speed while human reaction time does not, so the real skill is learning the note layout rather than moving faster.
Controls
Pick a mode from the tab bar. Piano Tiles is a direct click on the falling black key. Taiko uses two keys for the drum face and rim, and the mouse works too. Rhythm Master has you press the matching key as each note reaches the line. The header reports score, combo and accuracy.
FAQ
Does it remember my best score?
Only Piano Tiles mode does - your best score is saved in the browser's local storage and reappears next visit. The Taiko, Master and Custom modes start from zero every time.
How does Custom mode work?
Enter a beatmap as lane numbers 0-3 separated by spaces and set a BPM between 40 and 240. Notes fall in time with 880 Hz metronome clicks generated by the Web Audio API.
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