I've been building three audio-reactive games on a shared engine. They use your music as the input. Early prototypes — soft launch — from Out of Play Area Media. — John
A couple things before you tap inMP3s work great. Streaming apps don't.
Quick lay of the land. Any MP3 you've got on your phone will work — stuff in Files, iCloud, Google Drive, OneDrive, downloads, whatever. When the game asks for a song, your phone's file picker opens and you grab it. The one thing that won't work is music inside subscription apps like Apple Music or Spotify — those tracks are licensed for listening, not for handing to other apps. Native versions are on the roadmap.
- Pick any MP3 you already have on your phone or in a cloud drive — that's your track.
BeatBlast
The song is attacking. Shoot back on the beat.
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BeatHoppers
Hop the beat. Don't think.
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BeatGente
Rewind. Replay. Get it right.
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