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Color shooter puzzle where every hit is a note. Offline, no lives, fair levels.
Color Shooter: Pixel Band is a color shooter puzzle where every hit is a note. Send band members round the belt, let them clear the pixel picture cube by cube, and hear the song build as you play. HOW TO PLAY - Tap a band member to send it round the conveyor belt. - It shoots every outside cube of its own color, and each hit plays a note. - Notes left after a lap? It waits on a seat. Fill every seat and the show stops. - Clear the picture and its song plays in full. A PIXEL SHOOTER YOU CAN HEAR - Eight instrument creatures: drum, bell, xylophone, horn, synth, strings, piano and flute. - A music puzzle with a beat: every shot lands on the rhythm. - Drums start the song, then bass, keys and lead join as the pixel picture clears. - Every finished picture dances to its song and joins your Jukebox album. FAIR, CLEVER LEVELS - Every level is proven solvable without boosters. - A steady difficulty curve: quick wins first, then Hard and Headliner levels with clear labels. - New mechanics arrive one at a time: held notes, cased band members, curtains and more. - Thousands of levels, and new ones are made on your phone, so this color shooter never runs out. PLAYS NICE - No lives and no timers. Retry as often as you like. - Free help when a level is tough: an extra seat after two tries, a hint after three. - Plays fully offline. - Fewer ads by design: none in your first levels, and saying no to a video never brings an ad. - Optional color shapes for color-blind play and a free 2x speed switch. EVERY DAY - Song of the Day: one pixel puzzle for everyone, with a monthly trophy calendar. - Daily gift, win streaks and albums to complete. If you like color sort games, block puzzles or pixel art, this color shooter music puzzle is made for you. Questions or ideas? Write to support@magiban.in.
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