Tone Sphere is an adventure music game developed by Bit Labs. Available for $1.99, it was updated to v1.90 on July 05, 2020, and currently holds a 4.86 out of 5 rating based on 138 reviews. Before downloading, make sure your device has at least 874 MB of free space and runs Android 8+ or iOS 9.0+.
Cosmic rhythm action
Tone Sphere Gameplay Overview
Description
More than 1.2 million downloads worldwide! Ride and explore the spherical world of Tone Sphere using your rythmic sense. It's the most cosmic rhythm action game in the world, you know.
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Super stupid addicting. be careful because you will lose hours of your life playing this game.
★★★★★Nice.
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
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
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.
★★★★★Nice to finally see a new content update
And it's a good one. The new Darksphere music is pleasantly energetic, the background animations for the new song levels look even better than the older ones, and the note maps are satisfyingly tricky on the XXXL course.
Also, I haven't quite played long enough to be sure yet, but I believe the stuck input bug has been fixed in this update. I'll update this review if I encounter it again.
Edit: The bug occasionally still does seem to occur, unfortunately.
