How to "Games for Music"
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For most purposes, the menu on the left sidebar will be your best tool. If you want to find a music game by specific requirement, a few use cases are singled out in collections. Otherwise, you can check for number of players, difficulty and time in the Music Games Library. The most powerful tool at your disposal when looking for a specific game is a tag cloud that is also available on the left sidebar.

Tags

With tags you can access free-form and well-defined games, which are the names of two sections in the library, one for adaptable looser ideas, and the other for strictly defined rulesets. Tags also let you access music games that for various reasons are not part of the library. See all tags with explanation.

Glossary

Black-coloured links encountered anywhere on the site lead you to the glossary, where the first paragraph is a basic definition of the term. Further paragraphs develop the topic, hopefully guiding also towards the theory behind a described notion.

Video

Check out this video from notrightmusic's YouTube channel (who is a co-creator of this wiki). As we improve our wiki all the time, you will notice some changes comparing to the video below, but the general idea behind the page remains the same.


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