They'll Come from the Moon! vs SoundEcho Usage & Stats
A call-and-response rhythm game like Space Channel 5 or PaRappa the Rapper, but with zombies!
Start off with the Narrator's tale about a boy who hears a mysterious warning about the moon. Then play rhythm gameplay to guide new heroes Zoe and Dennis against a zombie invasion. Can you help them save the day?
This game is a Rhythm Short, kind of like an animated short. It's brief, but big on polish, fun, and replay value! If you're a rhythm game fan, I bet you'll love it!
Featuring:
- Normal, Hard, and Super Hard difficulty levels
- Random Play Mode — play each difficulty with randomized rhythm cues
- No-Fail Mode
- 2-handed and 1-handed (left or right) control modes
- MFi Controller support (including Xbox, PlayStation 4, and Switch Pro controllers)
- Optional haptic feedback
- Blind accessible, featuring an accessible control mode and VoiceOver support
- Apple App Store
- Paid
- Games
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SoundEcho is a memory game with sounds, that is easy to operate and is fully accessible by means of VoiceOver. Not only blind and poor sighted players, but also sighted players will really have fun playing SoundEcho.
The purpose of the game is easy. Spread across the screen you find buttons with a letter, digit or smiley on them. When you click on a button, you hear a sound. If you press two buttons successively and you get the same sound, these buttons will disappear and you found the particular sound. Try to find all sounds with as few clicks as possible.
You can choose between animal sounds and computer sounds and look for 10, 15 or 20 sounds.
SoundEcho integrates Game Center, so you can compare scores, track your achievements and can play against each other with 2 to 4 players real-time.
Don't hesitate to try SoundEcho for free.
- Apple App Store
- Free
- Games
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They'll Come from the Moon! VS. 
SoundEchoJanuary 6, 2025