History VideoGame / ToneSphere

The object of the game is simple: As the music plays, circular notes will appear on the screen, and you must tap on them when converging circles overlap the notes. Occasionally, the game throws out "hold" notes that must be held down until they vanish, and "slide" notes that must be dragged into from outside of the note. Notes may also rotate, zoom, and scroll to where you must hit them; the result is what can be described as ''VideoGame/OsuTatakaeOuendan'' with some elements of CameraScrew.

* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: The camera likes to spin around on many charts.

* AndNowForSomethingCompletelyDifferent: The AprilFools Spherical charts on select songs have note patterns that are [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6WNT65S2BY highly unusual]] and sometimes even ''move around''. Some of these are difficult to the point that the difficulty rating for these charts is always at [[ReadingsAreOffTheScale 20]].[[note]] The highest regular chart in the game only goes up to 12.[[/note]]

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Trin's hair is a bright green, and Damsel's hair is a very intense purple.

* Currently-unnamed episode (TBA) -- upcoming

In May 2020, Sta hosted a [[https://cubat.info/ crowdfunding campaign]] to support continued development of the game as well as a currently-unnamed future game. It has raised over ¥2.4 million and met two of the funding goals; as a result the game got a new noteskin and a new episode is in the works.

* ''Six Seconds Later'' (upcoming)

** When the marker color scheme is set to "Rhythm", notes will be colored pink if they fall on a quarter beat, blue on an eighth beat, yellow on a sixteenth beat, and purple on a triple beat.

** The first one is the one shown at the top-left corner of the screen during gameplay and is used to determine rankings. There is a combo multiplier in place that maxes out at x4 at 12 combo. Silver notes are worth 10 combo, which can help you get back up on your feet more easily after a miss.
** The second influences your star ranking and clear status. Each note is worth up to 2 points depending on timing, regardless of section. You need two stars out of 5 (obtained with 50% of the maximum star score) to clear the chart.

** The first one is the one shown at the top-left corner of the screen during gameplay and is used to determine rankings. You gain points based on timing judgement, but some sections of songs have multipliers that make notes worth more points on getting a Perfect.

''[[http://bit192.info/labs/e/ Tone Sphere]]'' is a RhythmGame developed by Sta Kousin of [=Bit192=] Labs. It was released on UsefulNotes/{{iOS|Games}} as a paid purchase in 2012 and {{Android|Games}} for free in 2017.

''[[http://bit192.info/labs/e/ Tone Sphere]]'' is a RhythmGame developed by Sta Kousin of [=Bit192=] Labs. It was released on UsefulNotes/{{iOS|Games}} in 2012 and {{Android|Games}} in 2017.

* ''Darksphere'' and ''Darksphere/XXXL'' (2017)
* ''Sun and Moon'' (2019)
* ''Empyral Bon Voyage'' (2019)

''[[http://bit192.info/labs/e/ Tone Sphere]]'' is a RhythmGame developed by Sta Kousin of [=Bit192=] Labs, available for UsefulNotes/{{iOS|Games}} and {{Android|Games}}.

''Tone Sphere'' can be [[https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tone-sphere/id532046195?mt=8 purchased from the iOS App Store]] for a one-time cost of 1.99 USD or 240 JPY, with all updates are provided free of charge, while the [[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bit192labs.tonesphere&hl=en Android version]] is available with ads that can be dismissed also with a one-time cost.

''[[http://bit192.info/labs/e/ Tone Sphere]]'' is a RhythmGame developed by Sta Kousin of [=Bit192=] Labs, available for {{iOS|Games}} and {{Android|Games}}.