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When the toughest stage is achieved, Level 4, the dancer will upgrade one last time and gain fire effects around them! These effects are exaggerated and “magical”.

The dancer will gain a trail on their glow sticks.

As synchronous timing continues, music and move sets continue to build until another “fever” streak is achieved and Level 3 is reached.

The dancer will receive “glow sticks” in their hands.

With precise, consistent timing, Level 2 can be reached, and the fever meter will increase.At Level 1, your dancer is stepping and bobbing to the rhythm.The game starts with an intro melody and a countdown 3, 2, 1….The goal of this game is to get the dancer to perform the coolest and most complex dances.When the game ends, the types and amount of treasure are displayed.The timing of the beat determines how much treasure comes out. When a treasure chest is encountered, the next beat opens it.Music is layered in during a battle, getting more intense as trigger timing improves.Skeletons are the easiest to defeat, followed by goblins, while demons are the most challenging, but also drop the most treasure. The better the trigger timing, the quicker the enemy is defeated. When the hero lands on a square next to an enemy, the dance battle begins.Along the path the hero will encounter enemies eager to dance battle. The direction of travel is predetermined by the game code. Better timing moves the hero over either 1, 2, or 3 squares. Each trigger hit moves the hero character to a nearby square or squares.The game starts with a countdown and the player character starts grooving to the beat of the dungeon.Treasure is collected from defeated foes and treasure chests.The goal of the game is to collect as much treasure as possible.Points are awarded for each row destroyed and that is what is displayed on the final screen. When the time is up, the grid blows up in a cool effect and the score screen is displayed.This additional game idea will keep that going and not end the game prematurely. The goal is to complete as many rows as possible in the given time.However, in Beat Blocks, the time is fixed and there is no “game over” condition should the blocks fill the grid, giving the therapist complete control over the treatment session.

In normal Tetris, the game is over when the blocks fill up to the top or have not filled up and the game time is complete.If, over a certain amount of time, no rows are destroyed then the soundtrack will start to delay. The musical soundtrack then becomes more richly layered. When a row completes it is destroyed with a particle and musical effect.Direct, SRO hits, will destroy rows faster and increase the richness of the music track. This gameplay twist leverages the therapeutic value of IM by emphasizing precise timing and rewarding the player for it. If the trigger is very early or very late then the block simply stays the size that it is. If the player hits early or late then the block grows twice as big. IF, the player hits a SRO then the shape will triple in size. There is an IM twist that makes Beat Blocks super fun.Hit the trigger to drop the shape so that the shape will fit in a good place. When the player hits the triggers on the beat the shape will drop.Once dropped, a new shape will appear back on the left side on the next beat. Once the trigger is hit or the shape gets all the way to the right side of the column, then the shape will drop. As long as the player does not hit the trigger, the shape will continue to move right one column.

A shape appears on the left side on the first beat.A familiar looking, Tetris-style, grid background is displayed.The game starts with a countdown and then begins.The goal of the game is to create and remove as many block rows as possible and is driven by player pauses and triggers.

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