Symphony is a rhythm puzzle game where you do not control the character but control the flow of light particles. Each movement you make will contribute to the harmony of electronic music that is developing in real time, true to the spirit of Symphony—a symphony created by the player himself.

How to play Symphony

• On the screen, red and yellow light particles will appear, flowing continuously in a default direction.
• Your task is to use the mouse and click & drag the white circles with arrows to change the direction of the particle flow.
• The goal is to bring the particles to the correct charger (battery) of the same color:
  • Yellow circle: Receive yellow particles.
  • Red circle → receive red particles.
• Every time you navigate correctly, the music will harmonize clearer and fuller, as if you were playing music yourself with logic.
• Complete when enough energy is charged to the target circle → the level automatically moves forward, and the music also evolves.

Some useful Tips & Strategies

• Don't try to do everything at once—prioritize each color line, then adjust to optimize the flow.
• The navigation circles can be pushed and pulled by position, not just rotated arrows → placing a beautiful line is more important than the right direction.
• One wrong navigation phase can cause the color flow to mess up the entire system, especially in levels with multiple intersecting threads.
• The game will challenge your ability to predict the consequences of your actions, almost like the feeling of writing music through algorithms.

Symphony is a combination of minimalist aesthetics, precise puzzle thinking, and a dynamic musical experience. It makes you not only play the game but also directly control a symphony of light in your own way. It is logical and meditative and feels good when the music explodes at the right moment. If you like this kind of rhythm control, I recommend trying Chiptone—a cute and professional music experience.

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