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Garlov / AutoRhythm

Open source rhythm game with auto generated note maps.
https://garlov.itch.io/auto-rhythm
MIT License
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Open Jam 2018

THEME: SPAM TO WIN

Phaser 3.14.0 Open Jam 2018 project, built upon: https://github.com/Sidaroth/Phaser3.Boilerplate
Documentation for Phaser: https://photonstorm.github.io/phaser3-docs/index.html

Description

TL;DR: A rhythm game that generates its own song maps based on audio signal processing.

Controls: You play using , , , and in the field. Song Selection can also be navigated with the arrow keys.
An open source rhythm game, where the goal is to hit the notes at the correct time.

Every song is parsed and mapped automatically by the AI, based on the frequencies in the audio-file. Each song is unique, but the generation process yields the same result for the same song each time.

As notemaps are generated by the AI (and it was written in a couple of days) the difficulty curve can be a bit... difficult at times. Keep that in mind as you play the game.

Scoring per note is calculated based on your current combo, and how accurately you hit the note. (There's a distance away from center-based function for this).

Future ideas include: Rate modifiers, noteskins, general visual and algorithmic improvements, youtube integration or some other form of user provided audio, applying an ANN or some other machine learning algorithm to this, key configuration, lots of community features like export to other rhythm game formats, online leaderboards, local scores, grading of scores, pass-fail, more effects etc.

The hardest challenge for this was/is to balance the very quiet songs (or parts of songs) with the loudest parts, without one or the other ending up empty or insanely dense. We got some of the way there, but there's much more work to be done on the algorithms to call this a complete product.

Team

Our team for the jam consisted of 3 people.

Programming and Game Design
Audio

Tools

Requirements to build/host

How to use

  1. Clone the repository
  2. Copy into a new folder/repository
  3. npm install
  4. npm start

Contribute

If you want to contribute to the project, any pull requests are very much welcome! If you have any ideas for additional features, improvements or have found any bugs feel free to open an issue and we'll get to it as soon as time allows.

Attributions

Music (CC-0):

Music (CC-BY 4.0):