History VideoGame / GrandPianoKeys

* MohsScaleOfViolenceHardness: Contains absolutely no violence, putting it at 0.

* UnstableEquilibrium: If you're good, you won't miss too many keys and you'll be able to score a lot of points within the time limit. If you're bad, you'll keep missing keys and losing time, and you won't have enough time left to improve.

''Grand Piano Keys'' is an UsefulNotes/{{arcade game}} by Creator/BayTekEntertainment. The [[NoPlotNoProblem only point of the game]] is to perform as much of [[PublicDomainSoundtrack a public domain song]] as possible in [[TimedMission 20 seconds]]. This is done by hitting the [[ArtisticLicenseMusic huge, simple piano keys]] that match the on-screen tiles. If a player [[DreadfulMusician hits the wrong notes]], they can't play for a few seconds and they lose some of their time. In the end, [[NoEnding the game suddenly stops]], and tickets are rewarded based off of speed and accuracy.

* {{Minimalism}}: This game contains the bare minimum of graphics and sound to count as a piano game. It has simple rectangles for its graphics and simple piano sounds for the music.

* ScoringPoints: The more piano notes you hit, the more points you get. The points are counted as keys and converted to tickets.

* UnstableEquilibrium: If you're good, you won't miss too many keys and you'll be able to score a lot of points within the time limit. If you're bad, you'll keep missing keys and losing time, and you won't have enough time to improve.

* MusicalusInteruptus: After you play the piano for 20 seconds, you get interrupted by the end of the game.

* TimedMission: You have 20 seconds to perform as much of the song as you can and earn the most tickets.

''Grand Piano Keys'' is an UsefulNotes/{{arcade game}} by Creator/BayTekEntertainment. The [[NoPlotNoProblem only point of the game]] is to perform as much of [[PublicDomainSoundtrack a public domain song]] as possible in [[TimedMission 20 seconds]]. This is done by hitting the [[ArtisticLicenseMusic huge, simple piano keys]] that match the on-screen colors. If a player [[DreadfulMusician hits the wrong notes]], they can't play for a few seconds and they lose some of their time. In the end, [[NoEnding the game suddenly stops]], and tickets are rewarded based off of speed and accuracy.

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''Grand Piano Keys'' is an UsefulNotes/{{arcade game}} by Creator/BayTekEntertainment. The [[NoPlotNoProblem only point of the game]] is to perform as much of [[PublicDomainSoundtrack a public domain song]] as possible in [[TimedMission 20 seconds]]. This is done by hitting the [[ArtisticLicenseMusic huge, simple piano keys]] that match the on-screen colors. If a player [[DreadfulMusician hits the wrong notes]], they can't play for a few seconds. In the end, [[NoEnding the game suddenly stops]], and tickets are rewarded based off of speed and accuracy.

* ArtisticLicenseMusic: The game uses a piano with much fewer notes than a real piano, and the notes don't always match the music. This is done to make the game simpler to play.

''Grand Piano Keys'' is an UsefulNotes/{{arcade game}} by Creator/BayTekEntertainment. The [[NoPlotNoProblem only point of the game]] is to perform as much of [[PublicDomainSoundtrack a public domain song]] as possible in [[TimedMission 20 seconds]]. This is done by hitting the [[ArtisticLicenseMusic huge, simple piano keys]] that match the on-screen colors. If a player [[DreadfulMusician hits the wrong notes]], they lose control over the gameplay. In the end, [[NoEnding the game suddenly stops]], and tickets are rewarded based off of speed and accuracy.

* DreadfulMusician: If you're a bad musician who can't hit the right notes, you'll lose control of the game for a few seconds every time you hit a wrong note.

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