Lost in Harmony

Lost in Harmony is a unique music game. The game offers a unique gaming experience and two captivating stories, perfectly blending rhythm-based gameplay with parkour mechanics, allowing players to experience music in a refreshing way. In Lost in Harmony, players can journey across the cosmos with M.I.R.A.I. to escape destiny while listening to stunning compositions by renowned Japanese artists, or embark on Kaito’s touching quest to save Aya—a legendary tale of love and fate. Timing is crucial; hone your reflexes and agility to successfully overcome the various challenges that await.

Highlights:

The gameplay is running to infinity and rhythm, and they will change positions with each other multiple times at a game level.

Kaito will move toward the player and be dangerous vehicles to dodge behind him and lights to pick up.

After completing a part of the gameplay running to infinity, the rhythm stage will appear, and you need to touch the stars correctly.

Players will travel through many locations with different designs and challenges, and they will not ignore the impressive soundtracks.

Over time, players can complete levels and challenge with levels created by other players from the game’s edit feature.

Features:

Experience music in a new way with the combination of rhythmic tapping and choreographic runner in an emotional story

Play songs by famous composers & singers like Wyclef Jean, Onoken, Tadayoshi Makino, Fumitake Igarashi, Godspeed Vivix

Breath-taking graphics that’ll sweep you off your feet!

Astonishing cinematic effects!

Tap & Play to your favorite songs!

Create your own levels, share & play with your friends!

Moving and original soundtracks

10,000+ levels to play generated by other gamers!

An audio and visual feast:

To be completely reductive, Lost in Harmony is a lane runner akin to Subway Surfers with additional musical elements. You skate down the screen, avoiding obstacles and debris, as you try and make your way to the end of each stage.

While this sounds like half the games on the store– Lost in Harmony is much more than its peers thanks to the way it uses it blend of music, visual, and gameplay to create a touching tale of confusing teen romance.

You skate though Kaito’s half dreams. Each is filled with music - from remixed classical pieces like Orpheus in the Underworld to Wyclef Jean’s latest song.

As you would expect from the half conscious thoughts of a teenage boy, the game’s world is dreamy and disjointed. Images and characters appear in a range of styles that leave the world looking like a popup book collage.

One second you could be chased by an anime bear, before – in the next moment – finding yourself assaulted by more illustrative army trucks alongside seemingly real-world people that line the road. Everything is disparate, but work together to make the world unfurling around the pair completely beautiful.

Pros & Cons:

Pros

Rhythm taps and skateboard movement interact meaningfully

Dreamlike collage visuals support Kaito's troubled perspective

Kaito and Aya's SMS exchanges give progression emotional stakes

Scene editor can use music stored on the device

Cons

Simultaneous hazards, collectibles, and notes can become overwhelming

The 50% completion requirement can hold back story progress

Final Words:

With several different levels, you play along to massively popular hits. Or, opt to use the scene editor to create new levels, using any song you have on your device memory. Meaning, you'll be able to enjoy a huge number of songs to play along with on almost infinite levels. Lost in Harmony is excellent. Take one part music game, and one part endless runner; throw in some amazing visuals and you've got yourself a solid game. Honestly, it's actually really fun, and bit of a challenge even for seasoned players.