Ginst - Kids Music Game

Music game and instrument. Play tunes for real.

ABOUT

Learning to play music can be fun, inspiring, and time-consuming, but one thing is certain – it’s never easy. It’s necessary to choose the appropriate instrument, spend money and time on music classes, and ensure patience for everything ahead. Not anymore.

The intuitive interface allows kids to easily master the basics of playing in the easiest way – just enjoy the game.

Ginst Kids - the right move for your ears.

GAME BASICS

This music arcade game will turn your phone into a musical instrument! Explore a playful world made entirely of popular children's songs!

GAMING MODES

Arcade - Master your skills through a series of tutorials and songs. Play songs to unlock new game modes: Quick Play, Multiplayer, and Free-play.

Quick Play - play your song in three modes: Lead, Bass, Percussive. Change your difficulty:

* Easy - just tap with your left and right thumbs to produce note sounds when the note hits the keyboard

* Medium - tilt your device to get the right pitch position. Playing range is larger to help catch the notes.

* Hard - same as medium, but playing range is exactly one note pitch.

Free Play - Import your favorite MIDI songs, pick your instrument, select tracks to play, and enjoy the harmony.

* Musician - Play the music while moving your phone in freestyle. Use the G sensor and your thumbs’ movement to make polyphony.

Multiplayer - Play with your friends in the local network. Select the Lead, Bass, or Percussive track for every player. Play your instruments and songs with your band.

Preview - Watch and listen. See how our AI plays songs and learns.

Musical Instruments - Gamers can change musical instruments and play every mode with your desired sound.

LICENCES

Ginst Kids uses Unreal® Engine. Unreal® is a trademark or registered trademark of Epic Games, Inc. in the United States of America and elsewhere. Unreal® Engine, Copyright 1998 – 2020, Epic Games, Inc. All rights reserved.

This application uses a Fluid-Synth

Library. You can find its source code at:

https://github.com/FluidSynth/fluidsynth.

In accordance with the libraries LGPL 2.1 license, you can replace it with a modified version and test it with our binaries using the Android Studio Project we provided at:

https://www.d-logic.net/code/ginst_public/ginst_android.

PRIVACY POLICY

https://www.g2ames.com/privacy-policy-kids/