NOTES Reviews

nice little puzzle cheap to

A relaxing game, with levels you don't have to think much about. It's short and every level felt unique.

It's like a relaxation game, and that's what I like about some games. They can be relaxing

its good but its kinda weird that it has nothing to do with music

Short and sweet, this is an extremely accessible and fun game that can be easily beaten, and yet retains its charm. Unfortunately, it doesn't have much replay value, but is definitely worth the price.

Simple and fun game with nice calming music. If you like to relax and solve puzzles in your own pace, it's for you.

Notes is a simple yet fun puzzle game about combining musical notes to make them disappear. Make all the notes disappear in on a stage, and you move on to the next. That's really all there is to it, yet it's that simplicity that makes it so addictive. The presentation is minimalist yet effective, with clean white backgrounds and chill, relaxing music. Short, but also very cheap. Well worth your time!

Originally I only gave this game a shot because it was the only game that cost the right amount and I wanted to use every cent from my gift cards. However I don't regret that purchase. The game is pretty short. I finished it in 78 minutes. However the soundtrack is pretty relaxing and so are the levels. So I do see myself playing this again in couple months when I just want to relax. The games mechanics are pretty interesting in my opinion. The only criticism is that it could do with some more levels and you cannot replay previous levels until you have finished the game. Also please be nice to the dev and do not abuse refund system.

The game description fits this game difficulty(for everyone) because you can let a brain dead zombie play this and he will beat this game without a problem.Not worth your time,basic stuff,no challenge. Awful game.

a sliding game with notes that you have to keep matching until they all disappear. there are 50 levels with a few mechanics: notes locked in place, differently colored notes and teleports. no level select screen, just left and right arrows to browse what you've already unlocked. no timer, no turn limit, no undo, but it's not really necessary, as levels are mostly short and easy. the graphics are functional but not straining on the eyes (I guess night mode could still be a good addition with a dark background), the music consists of acoustic guitar tunes and it's pretty good, and there's a separate toggle for music and effects, but no volume sliders. it takes about an hour to complete, quite a relaxing experience with the audio and the difficulty as they are, so if you like short, minimalist puzzlers, might as well pick this up too.