Circadia by Kurt Bieg – A constellation of colours seeking a rhythm – iOS

Author Filip VisnjicCategory iOS Members openFrameworksPosted on: People

Created by Kurt Bieg, Circadia is a very simple, very tricky and exceptionally engaging little game created using openFrameworks. Each level in Circadia is a constellation of musical colors seeking a rhythm. To solve the puzzle you must figure out the sequence. Just get the color bursts to converge on the white dot at the same time.

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