KEYSTREAK

IN DEVELOPMENT, COMING SOON

Play real songs
on your keyboard.

Loaded with the classics, from the one you can already pick out with one finger to the one you have been putting off for years. Plug in a MIDI keyboard, or just use the keys under your hands right now.

Gameplay

Notes fall, you catch them, and it quickly gets out of hand. With Keystreak you are playing the actual song, on actual keys, and by the end of it you can actually play the song.

Miss nothing, and things escalate

Land every note in a row and build a combo. Miss one key and it is gone. Clean runs are not slightly better. They are absurdly better.

It waits for you. Then it stops waiting.

On your first playthrough a song will hold the door open as long as you need, and never once mention how long you took. Keep going and you will find yourself somewhere considerably less patient.

Bring your own MIDI songs

Drop in a MIDI file and it arrives as a playable card to extend the base songs. Mod and configure a MIDI pack, and build an experience of your own.

Get graded, get better

Every time you play a song you get graded. Grades unlock the next song, and earn the experience that opens up the rest.

  1. Not played
  2. Sparking
  3. Glowing
  4. Gilded
  5. Celestial

Screenshots

Note cards falling toward a two-octave keyboard, with a ten-in-a-row streak callout.

Ten in a row, and it has opinions about that.

The song library: a grid of glowing cards over a nebula, with the player's level above.

The library. It opens up as you go.

Rows of song cards, each in its own colour and pattern.

No two songs look or play the same.

End of song: four stars and a new best score.

And this is what a clean run pays.

The Keystreak start screen over a violet nebula.

Where it starts.

Requirements

Two things, and you probably have one of them already.

Platforms

  • Windows
  • macOS

Bring a keyboard

Any USB MIDI keyboard, anywhere from 25 keys to a full 88. Plug it in, sync and play - no drivers to install, and setup is two key presses.

Or don't

A QWERTY-style keyboard will get the job done too. Two octaves, on the same layout every DAW uses, so it is already under your fingers.

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