Tone Sphere Reviews – Page 5
5/5 rating based on 53 reviews. Read all reviews for Tone Sphere for iPhone.
Tone Sphere is free iOS app published by Yasu Seno
1st gen iPad can not handle new songs
Hyper-thin- Mosaic
Great that new content are available. Though, the new songs, especially the faster paced ones, are a bit too much for the 1st gen iPad to process. Graphics tend to be sluggish. I gonna upgrade my iPad.
Polished and complete music game
srduncan.byu
I walked into the purchase supporting the release as an indie game project. I see the game now as an innovative and new take on the music game genre. This stands alone! Some one compared this to osu, another music game. I loved the movement of the pads. They captured a sense of the music in the way each level plays. As a musician of 10+ years, and a lover of music games, this is highly recommended!
It deserves MORE attention.
RyuAtePacman
The mechanics are simple to learn with plenty of challenge. Though the star of Tone Sphere is the stellar soundtrack. Can't get enough of it.
Buy it buy it buy it
yfgbu
Visually this game is a feast. The soundtrack is beautifully balanced. Buy this game.
Version 1.2.6 issues
GhanimprO
Im using ipad air 2 and the game is working without any lag. but there are still some bugs that you should fix for example: Sometimes in gameplay the screen doesnt register your finger. The stage doesnt work sometimes. Game crashes often.
One of the best rhythm games on iOS.
MatthewRobo
The value you get is so good compared to other "free" rhythm games on iOS. Everything feels fantastic and there are quite a few innovative mechanics. (Angle notes and such) It's a game on par with Cytus and Deemo, so that's pretty noteworthy. Music is incredible. The only problem is the heat. Phones don't like 3D. Anyways, you should give it a try.
One of the best games that is out
Chay902
Super stupid addicting. be careful because you will lose hours of your life playing this game.
Nice.
Serenity495
Good music, good maps, autoplay option makes me happy. Try typing in "sidesphere" as your online username in-game to play in landscape mode.
Smartest rhythm game in half a decade
Tarranon
Phenomenal systems, great soundtrack, clever use of syncopation, swipe and multitouch mechanics well implemented and non gimmicky, and a gentle but very very long difficulty curve. Id recommend this game to any rhythm fan.
Great game
Signaveris
Incredibly fun and addicting. I've had no problem with lag or crashes. Not as big of a song selection as other music games, but all the tracks are really good and you don't have to spend extra money on more song packs.