ShmusicUp Creates Bullet Hell Patterns From MP3 Files

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ShmusicUp — or Shoot-music-up — is a vertical scrolling shoot-em-up where enemy bullet patterns are generated based on MP3 files chosen from your music collection. In development at Singapore-based startup, Tzai Entertainment, ShmusicUp is being classified as a hybrid of a rhythm and shoot-em-up game.

 

ShmusicUp is still in development with no announced release date so far.


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