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Embark on an abstract journey as a music producer who must collect samples to create music. Explore dream-like environments and craft your own club track with a unique soundtrack.
✓Explore abstract universe
✓Collect music samples
✓Create original tracks
✓Unique soundtrack
✓Award-winning art and sound
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What's New in Beat The Game
1.02
January 14, 2020
-Play "Beat The Game" for 15 minutes. After that buy the full game if you would like to continue. -Bug fixes and improvements
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What is Beat The Game about?
Beat The Game is an adventure game where you play as Mistik, a music producer who crashes into an abstract universe. You must collect samples to create music and uncover the mysteries of this dream-like world.
Does Beat The Game have ads?
No, Beat The Game does not contain advertisements. It offers an uninterrupted experience for players.
What devices can I play Beat The Game on?
Beat The Game is available on iPhone and iPod devices. It was released on December 21, 2019, and last updated on January 14, 2020.
What is the age rating for Beat The Game?
Beat The Game has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of players.
How often is Beat The Game updated?
The app was last updated on January 14, 2020, with version 1.02. Further update frequency is not specified.
What kind of music can I make in Beat The Game?
You can create your own club tracks by collecting samples scattered throughout the game's environments. The soundtrack is composed by house and techno producer Marc Houle.
Has Beat The Game won any awards?
Yes, Beat The Game has received several nominations and awards, including Best Art Award from Intel Mix Media and Best Sound and Best Art nominations from Big Festival.
What do reviews say about Beat The Game?
Reviews describe Beat The Game as a solid, strange, and beautiful game that bridges the gap between music and gaming, with one reviewer suggesting Salvador Dali would have enjoyed playing it.
