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Melatonin looks like the Rhythm Heaven game of your dreamsLofi beats to tap to

Lofi beats to tap to

Melatonin screenshot showing a man standing on a giant phone screen with a Twitter logo on it. The whole scene is rendered in a pastel-coloured illustration style.

There are a handful of rhythm games on PC, but a lot of them are ultra-hard, anime-drenched tests of reflexes and memorisation. I like my rhythm games on the other end of the scale, containing playful minigames with silly concepts and stories. Think Rhythm Heaven. Think Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan.Think, perhaps,Melatonin. It’s an in-development rhythm game about dreams merging with reality, and looks like exactly my thing. Watch the trailer below.Melatonin - Reveal TrailerWatch on YouTubeIsn’t that great? Lovely art, chill music, and itsSteam pagesuggests it’s the kind of experience I enjoy. Melatonin “uses animations and sound cues to keep you on beat without any intimidating overlays or interfaces,” says the description.Although this reveal trailer was sent around as new today, it’s nearly identical to a trailerreleased in July last year. It’s news to me, anyway, so who cares. Its developer’s Twitter account has other short little vids showing some of Melatonin’s minigames, includingshoppinganddating app swipingto the beat.There’s not many other details about Melatonin at this stage, though I suppose there doesn’t need to be given the simplicity of the genre at its best. If you do want to look at more screenshots, you can find them onthe game’s Steam page. Melatonin is aiming for release this autumn.

There are a handful of rhythm games on PC, but a lot of them are ultra-hard, anime-drenched tests of reflexes and memorisation. I like my rhythm games on the other end of the scale, containing playful minigames with silly concepts and stories. Think Rhythm Heaven. Think Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan.Think, perhaps,Melatonin. It’s an in-development rhythm game about dreams merging with reality, and looks like exactly my thing. Watch the trailer below.Melatonin - Reveal TrailerWatch on YouTubeIsn’t that great? Lovely art, chill music, and itsSteam pagesuggests it’s the kind of experience I enjoy. Melatonin “uses animations and sound cues to keep you on beat without any intimidating overlays or interfaces,” says the description.Although this reveal trailer was sent around as new today, it’s nearly identical to a trailerreleased in July last year. It’s news to me, anyway, so who cares. Its developer’s Twitter account has other short little vids showing some of Melatonin’s minigames, includingshoppinganddating app swipingto the beat.There’s not many other details about Melatonin at this stage, though I suppose there doesn’t need to be given the simplicity of the genre at its best. If you do want to look at more screenshots, you can find them onthe game’s Steam page. Melatonin is aiming for release this autumn.

There are a handful of rhythm games on PC, but a lot of them are ultra-hard, anime-drenched tests of reflexes and memorisation. I like my rhythm games on the other end of the scale, containing playful minigames with silly concepts and stories. Think Rhythm Heaven. Think Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan.

Think, perhaps,Melatonin. It’s an in-development rhythm game about dreams merging with reality, and looks like exactly my thing. Watch the trailer below.

Melatonin - Reveal TrailerWatch on YouTube

Melatonin - Reveal Trailer

Cover image for YouTube video

Isn’t that great? Lovely art, chill music, and itsSteam pagesuggests it’s the kind of experience I enjoy. Melatonin “uses animations and sound cues to keep you on beat without any intimidating overlays or interfaces,” says the description.

Although this reveal trailer was sent around as new today, it’s nearly identical to a trailerreleased in July last year. It’s news to me, anyway, so who cares. Its developer’s Twitter account has other short little vids showing some of Melatonin’s minigames, includingshoppinganddating app swipingto the beat.

There’s not many other details about Melatonin at this stage, though I suppose there doesn’t need to be given the simplicity of the genre at its best. If you do want to look at more screenshots, you can find them onthe game’s Steam page. Melatonin is aiming for release this autumn.