To be honest, when I saw the introduction of this game, I was stunned for a moment. Eliminate on piano? Isn't this the kind of creative play that small manufacturers loved to do in the Saipan era? Qingdao Feiming Interactive Entertainment's name is a bit unfamiliar, but it's quite curious that such an idea can be crammed into a free game.
Let's talk about the hands-on experience first. The picture is not stunning, but it looks clean, the color scheme is warmer, and the texture of the piano keys is very carefully done, at least it is not the kind of pixel blocks that fool people. The gameplay is the traditional pinball elimination game, but the bottom is replaced by a piano keyboard, and each time it is eliminated, the corresponding note will be emitted. There is indeed some thought behind this design, and there is a sense of rhythm to the gameplay, rather than just mindless elimination.
The prop system is relatively restrained and doesn't feel like you're just getting money for it. It's free to download and has zero in-app purchases, which is a rarity in today's environment. I checked specifically and found that this game is priced at 0 yuan, so the developer may make money from advertising. However, after playing for more than ten minutes, I found that the ads were not played very diligently, but it was still quite conscientious.
To be honest, this kind of small game is suitable for spare time. You can take it out and click it twice when taking the subway or waiting for boiling water. Although the piano sound effects are simple, each key corresponds to a different pitch, and it feels quite satisfying when playing a melody. There are also disadvantages. The levels are highly repetitive, which makes it easy to get bored after playing for a long time. The physical collisions are occasionally a bit floating, and the ball will freeze when it hits the edge.
Overall, I don't want to brag about it, this is a qualified emotional work. If you are tired of those krypton gold masterpieces that cost hundreds of megabytes and want to return to the small and exquisite creative games on Symbian back in the day, you can give it a try. After all, there are really not many games that can be found on mobile phones that are free, have no in-app purchases, and have fresh gameplay. 😌