This game was created by DapperNurd for the thatgamecompany × COREBLAZER GAME JAM 2025. The theme was "Generosity".

The game is a rhythm idler. You earn money by playing music. Better music will ultimately be more rewarding. Purchasing upgrades will help you earn more income. The more you purchase, the more new upgrades you will unlock.


Unfortunately, it seems for my build for the game jam, none of the accessories are working. I apologize. They were implemented, but something went wrong with the build.

Premise

In "Street Performer", you live the simple life of a street performer. Play instruments on the street for the crowd of people walking by in attempts to earn some money from their generosity. Use the money you earn to buy upgrades to increase your popularity.

Controls

Play MusicKeys Q - U,  A - J,  Z - M
Each row plays a different octave of the active instrument
Play Flat NoteShift Key
Open PhoneSpace Key

Credits

Art:
Game Sprites - DapperNurd
Keyboard asset - https://adamgamer1111.itch.io/keyboard-and-controller-icons

Music:
Xylophone - https://theremin.music.uiowa.edu/MIS-Pitches-2012/MISxylophone2012.html
Violin - User MTG on freesound.org, https://freesound.org/people/MTG/sounds/356000/
The rest of the instruments - https://samplefocus.com

SFX:
City Audio - https://www.fab.com/listings/15f8225f-057b-4536-af62-7a43ec328632
Everything else - https://pixabay.com


Generative AI Disclaimer:

Generative AI was used in the assistance of coding and in help of inspiration and brainstorming both images and game mechanics. Images are not AI generated.

Published 5 days ago
StatusPrototype
PlatformsHTML5
AuthorDapperNurd
GenreRhythm
Made withUnity
TagsClicker, Idle, upgrades

Comments

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I love the concept! Could I ask what is considered to be "better music"?

It's mostly just keeping track of chords and known progression of notes in order to see if commonly played together notes are played. It's not super robust, and it definitely could use some work if it was a full game, but it got the job done.