This provides a solution to the current puzzle but that is often only part of what’s needed to progress as you will still need to complete the platforming part as well. They also built in an “easy button” that you can use to solve the current puzzle if you are stuck or are unable to complete it due to lack of musical ability. We don’t recommend using it as it seems to get in the way more than it helps. The voice visualizer overlays the waveform of the mic input on the left side of the screen which partially obscures the view. This would be a fantastic tool for music teachers to help their students with ear training and pitch control. Educational mode shows you the notes you are hitting vs the notes you need to hit using a small musical scale displayed on the screen. They have a couple of great accessibility options for the less musically skilled gamers, Educational Mode and Voice Visualizer. Some of the later puzzles were quite challenging and we ran into issues with not knowing what was needed to solve a puzzle. The difficulty comes with new mechanics including time manipulation in the later levels. Or, they might come to check on you because “it sounds like a cat being strangled” and they were concerned.Īs expected the puzzles in the earlier levels are pretty easy which lets you learn the game at a decent pace. Because of the game’s sensitivity to mic input we suggest warning the people around you that you are gonna be playing this as extraneous noise will make it difficult to impossible to complete the challenges. It doesn’t hurt if you can but you can also hum, whistle, or make weird noises/sounds (we did that a bunch). One of the interesting parts is you don’t have to be able to sing. They are not mandatory but having them hiding there does add to the game’s replayability as the search to find adds additional challenge and things to explore after you’ve mastered the puzzles. Some of which are very challenging to find. There are hidden glyphs and other secrets located somewhere on the levels. Why a microphone? I’m glad you asked! It is because your voice is the main tool you’ll be using to interact with the world and solve puzzles.ĭuring your musical journey you will visit 6 vibrant biomes and will come across 3 adorable characters that will assist you. One Hand Clapping is a 2D puzzle platformer that requires a microphone to play. Find your voice (or other musical instrument) and play a fun game with 2D platforming and time manipulation.
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