I'm very glad that some of you enjoy Sound Horizons! The feedbacks I've received were very encouraging and insightful. One critic that came frequently was that the game is too hard, especially near the end. This was a known issue during development, and it seems that it wasn't quite completely fixed. Sure, Sound Horizons is designed to be challenging, but it shouldn't be insurmontable either. So for those of you who couldn't finish the game (or its tricky second mode), this update is for you! I have made some small but critical adjustments to make the game a bit more fair:

• First, I added a bit of drums during the ending sequence. Changing the rhythm and removing percussions are fun ideas, but they are too mean when combined together. This should make this part less unpredictable!
• Secondly, I implemented a "display grid" accessibility setting, that lets you see all beats on the track. It should be handy for players who struggle with rhythm!
• And finally, I adjusted the brightness at some parts to make the blocks more readable. Turns out white on top of white wasn't the best in term of readability.

• Intuitive controls with four buttons, offering a quick learning curve so that you can test your rhythm skills
  
• Interactive music: every button press adds new notes to the melody
  
• A Procedural landscape that moves to the beat, for a true synesthetic experience
  
• An Adaptive difficulty ensures that the challenge is always aligned to your skill, so that you can progress at your own pace
  
• Additional modes for more challenges and immersive musical experiences

• Processor: Intel Core i3-6006UMemory: 1 GB RAM
• Memory: 1 GB RAM
• Graphics: Radeon R5 / GeForce 920 M
• Storage: 900 MB available spaceAdditional Notes: Bluetooth headphone not recommended

• Processor: Intel Core i5-10400Memory: 2 GB RAM
• Memory: 2 GB RAM
• Graphics: RX 6600 / RTX 3050
• Storage: 1 GB available spaceAdditional Notes: Bluetooth headphone not recommended