Belch Band: Raptor & Cat
Another version of raptors and cats belching. Only this time, they're in tuxes.
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TazSandrin made this on Mable.
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About Belch Band: Raptor & Cat
Tap four lanes in time with the music to keep a tuxedo-wearing raptor and cat belching in perfect harmony.
How to play
- Watch the four lanes for falling notes matching the 124 BPM rhythm.
- Wait until a note crosses the gold line at the bottom of the track.
- Tap the corresponding lane pad or press the D, F, J, or K keys.
- Build your combo to maximize your score and keep harmony high.
- Finish the song with your harmony meter above the 72 percent goal.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap the four lane pads at the bottom of the screen to hit notes.
- Keyboard
- Press the D, F, J, and K keys to hit notes in the four lanes.
- Mouse
- Click the lane pads at the bottom of the screen to hit the notes.
More about this game
Your goal is to conduct a raptor and a tabby cat by hitting notes in four lanes. As notes slide down the screen, tap them exactly when they cross the gold line. Hitting notes builds your combo multiplier and increases your harmony meter, while missing notes drops your harmony. Each successful hit awards 100 base points plus 4 extra points for every note in your current combo. The run ends when the song finishes, and you win if your harmony meter is at or above the 72 percent goal.
Tips
- Hitting notes perfectly within the first 45 percent of the 155-millisecond hit window gives you a larger 1.3 point harmony boost instead of 0.75.
- Missing a note completely drops your harmony meter by 4 full points, while tapping too early or late only deducts 1.8 points.
- Focus your eyes on the gold line at the bottom of the screen rather than the top to time your taps perfectly with the beat.
FAQ
- How do I win the game?
- You win by keeping your harmony meter at or above the 72 percent goal when the song finishes. If you drop below this threshold, you will fail the concert.
- How is my score calculated?
- Every note you hit grants 100 base points. You also earn an additional 4 points multiplied by your current combo streak, making long combos highly valuable.
- What happens if I miss a note?
- Missing a note resets your combo multiplier back to zero and deducts up to 4 points from your harmony meter, depending on how badly you missed.
