The drum code works similarly as a Morse Code; different patterns of the drumbeats stands for a different message. The player thus has to play the pattern with the matching rhythm.
This stage is about the tempo of the drum beating, and a gauge meter will indicate the tempo required to keep the beast at bay. The goal is to keep the gauge meter within the Safe Zone. If the tempo is too slow, the beast will proceed to rampage the village. If the tempo is too fast, the beast will get intimidated and aggravated and pounce on the hero.
The range of the Safe Zone will also change during the course.
The player wins when he succeeded in holding off the beast through a given period of time.
A music rhythm game where player plays a Taiko (Japanese for "Large Drum") to a selected music score.
A game that recreates the band performance experience, where players may perform with guitar, bass, drums, or vocal. For the first three instruments, special controllers are used. To play the drum, for example, requires an external drum set.
An NDS game about cheerleaders, whose performance is driven by the player tapping the screen in accordance to the music. Compared to the previous precedence, these games put more emphasis on the narrative.
In this PSP game, patterns of drum beats are played to maneuver an army.
An adventure game where the main character casts spells by playing different notes. The act of playing a melody is given new meaning in this world.
Interactive Drums is a project that has appeared in many exhibitions. The beating on the drum controls the visuals of the installation.Divine Beats - User Test - Stage 1 from Ingrid Wu on Vimeo.
