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Jacob and the Magic Piano
by nerdook
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Jacob and the Magic Piano
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Description
From the mind of nerdook comes a unique blend of music game, platformer and tower defence! Compose songs, defend the Stars from Ghosts, and enjoy this trippy little game.
If you're REALLY good, compose your own tunes and share them with your friends through Kongregate's Shared Content!
How to Play
Arrow Keys/WASD to move. Mouse to play the piano!
Developer Updates
UPDATE 1.0.0.1: Bug fixes and tweaks.
The menu song was composed by my friend Dave Greening. You can see more examples of his excellent work at http://davegreening.bandcamp.com
FAQ
What is Jacob and the Magic Piano?
Jacob and the Magic Piano is a platformer puzzle game developed by Nerdook, where you help Jacob navigate levels using a magical piano.
How do you play Jacob and the Magic Piano?
In Jacob and the Magic Piano, you use your keyboard to play musical notes, which create platforms and manipulate the environment so Jacob can reach the level exit.
Who developed Jacob and the Magic Piano?
Jacob and the Magic Piano was created by Nerdook Productions, a developer known for unique indie games and creative mechanics.
What is the main gameplay mechanic in Jacob and the Magic Piano?
The main gameplay mechanic in Jacob and the Magic Piano is playing specific piano notes to interact with the environment, solving puzzles to progress through each level.
Does Jacob and the Magic Piano have any level progression or upgrades?
Jacob and the Magic Piano features multiple levels with increasing puzzle difficulty, but it does not include character upgrades or a progression system beyond advancing through stages.
Comments
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adrin
May. 24, 2011
It would be great if you could compose on the preview screen as well. That way, I don't have to go back and forth so many times just to see which keys I need and which I don't
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malfeitor665
Nov. 24, 2012
Decent. Would have been nice if the better composers among us could have used more than just quarter notes...
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blackbaldrik
May. 24, 2011
As usual, awesome game, although there is little to no feeling of accomplishment if you only use random, and I'm EXTREMELY bad at composing music... 5/5
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Belian
May. 24, 2011
5/5 for a contest entry, but 4/5 as a kongregate game. If a person doesn't know what they are doing, they will just hit random every time and not be able to finish the game. If a person DOES know what they are doing, having to create up to 32 bars of music for every level takes a long time. Great game for music composers, but not the average gamer.
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Omegnight
May. 24, 2011
Probably the random cat is too powerful..
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