Games for Music

Music Game Archive for Musicians of All Levels

acapella algorithm ambient board cards classic competitive composers cooperative cooptional dance dice dimensions draw easy events few found free-improv gestures guess hard high-mid in-genre insert interpret keyboard kids listen loop low-mid many memory minimal narrative no-props on-off props quick random rhythm role-play score simple solo spatial speeding-up teams timed tonal words

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