Glisynth
Glisynth is a rhythm game that uses two types of notes. The Q row on the keyboard is used for yellow notes, while the A row is used for white notes.
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When the game starts, notes fall down in sync with the music.
You must press the correct key at the right time, when the note reaches the judgment line, to process it.
There are two types of notes: White notes and yellow notes.
To process a yellow note, you should press a key in the Q row of the keyboard,
And to process a white note, you should press a key in the A row of the keyboard.
The more accurate your timing is when you press the key, the better your judgment will be.
You will gain or lose life depending on this judgment.
If the timing is correct but the keyboard row does not match the note color, an OFF judgment will be given.
You lose less life than a MISS, but be careful as it breaks your combo.
Long notes refer to notes with a tail.
You process them by holding down the key for the entire length of the tail.
If you finish the song with some life remaining, it will count as cleared. Pay attention to your life and try to complete each stage!
