This music game teaches rhythm and sight-reading through interactive gameplay. It progresses from simple nursery rhymes to complex polyrhythms, offering adjustable difficulty and speed. Unlock new characters and learn music theory concepts with clear explanations.
1.0.1
September 28, 2026
The game now pauses automatically when a call or notification interrupts it. The Happy Farmer is now free to play. Clearer tutorial, with the option to skip a step after two attempts. Fixed triplet notation in The Sugar Plum Fairy. A reminder to turn your sound on at startup. More reliable purchases
MoreNo, A Rhythm Story is completely ad-free. The developers explicitly state that there is no advertising in the game.
A Rhythm Story teaches rhythm by having players listen to music and tap the screen in time with the notes as they approach. It progresses from simple quarter notes to complex polyrhythms.
Yes, A Rhythm Story works entirely offline. No account is needed, and no data is collected or sent to anyone.
A Rhythm Story has an age rating of 4+. It is designed to be accessible for young children learning music theory.
To advance to the next level in A Rhythm Story, players must achieve 75% accuracy on the notes. There are no penalties or countdowns, allowing players to try again as often as needed.
A Rhythm Story covers beats, measures, time signatures, note values, augmentation dots, and triplets. These concepts are explained using plain language and concrete comparisons.
A Rhythm Story is currently supported on iPhone devices.
The latest version of A Rhythm Story is 1.0.1, which was last updated on September 28, 2026. The initial release date was September 20, 2026.
