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Melatonin (2022)
8.8/10on IGDB
Released
Try the level editor for a home-made stage that uses the game’s rhythm controls and dreamy animations. Plan cues for a rhythm before changing the pattern. On Steam, Workshop gives other players a way to find your level.
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K-Shoot Mania (2013)
Released
Use the companion K-Shoot Editor to make a chart for button and knob inputs. Focus on where a sustained turn will overlap button presses. Play the result in K-Shoot MANIA and share the finished compatible song folder.
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Unnamed SDVX Clone
Author a compatible K-Shoot-style chart with an external editor. Test the file in this simulator before giving it to a friend. This is a good choice for creating patterns that depend on continuous knob motion as well as timed presses.
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Frets on Fire (2006)
6.7/10on IGDB
Released
Use the original game’s song editor to place fret notes and play the result with the game’s guitar controls. A chart and its permitted audio can be shared in a song folder. The older interface still makes a compact way to try authorship.
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OhShape (2019)
Released
Use the desktop level editor to place the walls, poses and objects players move through in VR. Test the spacing between shapes before publishing a chart. The custom song system lets other players try compatible maps.
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Audio Trip (2019)
7.0/10on IGDB
Released
Use the choreography editor to map a song to VR movements. Think about how one hand position leads into the next, then test the whole routine in your headset. Export the compatible choreography to share your work.
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Paradiddle (2022)
7.0/10on IGDB
Released
Build a drum chart from a permitted source track, then see how the pattern feels on the virtual kit. Paradiddle’s custom track format can travel with the music when sharing is permitted. Try a short pattern first so another player has time to settle into the kit.
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OpenTaiko
Author a compatible TJA chart with an external editor, then play it in OpenTaiko. The format supports different note and timing patterns. Keep the chart with music you are allowed to distribute when you share it.
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Soundodger+ (2013)
8.0/10on IGDB
Released
Use the level editor in the original Soundodger+ to place and time the shapes that move with the music. A readable pattern needs to have a workable route. Share a playable level with people who use the same format.
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Malody (2015)
Released
Use Malody’s built-in editor to create a chart for one of its supported play styles. Try it in the app, then upload the finished chart through its community. Other players can look it up and test the pattern with their own controls.
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