The game also contains a mode which emulates the guitar gameplay of Guitar Hero Live, which is notably different from other games in the series, involving six guitar buttons instead of the standard five. Successfully playing the marked section will reward the player with star power, which can be used to double the combo multiplier for a limited time. Certain notes may also be part of a "star power phrase", marked by a series of notes with star outlines. In addition to normal notes, there are "HOPO"s (" hammer-ons" and " pull-offs") and " tap notes", which both do not require the player to strum them to hit them, with the difference between the two being that a string of HOPOs must begin with a strum, and the player must re-strum if they miss a note. There is also an "open strum" note, represented with a purple bar, which requires the player to strum without pressing any other buttons. Notes can also be sustains, in which the player must hold the matching button(s) after strumming, the duration of the hold being indicated by a line following the note or chord. Notes can be singular, or multiple at a time, forming a chord. Unlike the Guitar Hero series, by default there is no penalty for missing notes, aside from breaking a combo, making it impossible to fail a song, although there is an option to enable this.įor guitar, players must hold specific buttons that line up with combinations of five colored notes that appear on the screen on a "highway" when the notes hit the bottom of the highway, the player must strum to hit the notes in time with the music. Gameplay involves hitting colored in time to songs Clone Hero allows players to use any PC-compatible controller from the Guitar Hero or Rock Band franchises, as well as a keyboard or any other input device. It offers as good a game experience as its predecessor, if not more.Clone Hero, by design, features nearly identical gameplay to Guitar Hero, and uses GUI assets from Guitar Hero games. Piano Tiles 2 is the direct sequel to Don't Tap the White Tile, one of the most successful rhythm games for Android. The game's music selection includes only songs that are well-known all over the world, mostly classical music, such as various sonatas and symphonies from Mozart, some movements by Chopin and Bach, and others like Jingle Bells and Pachelbel's Canon. If you hit the right keys you can keep playing and listening to the song you chose, but the slightest mistake can end the game at any minute.
A series of piano keys go by over the screen at full speed, and you have to try to tap on them at the right time to keep playing. The gameplay in this second installment of Piano Tiles is almost the same as in the first. The difficulty lays in the fact that the piano keys are moving at a very high speed. Piano Tiles 2 is a rhythm game that challenges you to play some of the most popular songs in the world using a piano keyboard on the screen of your Android.
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