Alicia’s Piano Room
A piano rhythm game for Android. Tap on the beat, swipe the way each arrow points, and keep your combo going.
Get it on Google Play
How it plays
- Tiles glide toward a brass ring in time with original piano songs, from a slow nocturne to a quick, bright drive.
- Four songs, each on Easy, Normal and Hard.
- Five ways to see the track: a tunnel, a spinning Earth, a glass ball, a solid ball and a flat highway. Your swipes can turn the world, or you can keep it still.
- Leaderboards for every song and difficulty, achievements and cloud save through Google Play Games.
The Ragebait Dungeon
100 levels where no symbol means what it shows. Each visit deals a secret key, and every hit or miss tells you a little more. From level 41, each band of ten adds a new trick, with a rules card before it, and level 100 ends the climb with a finale of its own.
Your room and the Music Box
Earn Notes by playing and from daily gifts, then spend them on walls, window views, lighting, the piano, the bench and a stage jacket. Missed days save up to three gifts, so a short break costs nothing.
Wind the Music Box with Notes for new looks and charms. The odds are shown above the buttons, a gold prize is guaranteed within 30 winds, and you never get a repeat until you have every prize of that color.
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Questions
Is it free?
Yes, it’s free to download. The Shop sells optional Notes packs, two room sets and a Supporter pack. Not every item is offered in every country.
Are there ads?
Only reward videos you choose to watch: up to 5 a day, 20 Notes each. There are no other ads.
Can more than one person play on one phone?
Yes. Up to four players can share a device, each with their own Notes, room, prizes, level and records.
Which phones does it run on?
Android 7.0 or newer, through Google Play.
Who makes it?
Latom LLC. For questions or support, email support@siegeandsickle.com.