This game requires people to know the piece and how to read sheet music, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, it's just aimed a more niche audience. When using two player mode, I was interested in trying out some more unconventional harmonies, but the game categorized them as wrong notes. One suggestion for a future version (though significantly harder to make) would be to allow the second player multiple correct notes so that they can try different variations of a song. Quite a unique interpretation of the theme, for a solo project it's pretty well done. Nice job.
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Thank you so much for trying out and exploring in detail. Great points about nice for sheet music. Given more time, it could actually introduce slowly the note paths, so people could learn to read. You are absolutely right that marking other harmonies "wrong" is not appropriate. As you point out, there are many ways to harmonize. Even the ones I chose were a bit arbitrary. I like the idea of different variations, even allowing the player to designate what they want to play and then that can be used or marking multiple correct. I really appreciate you taking the time and the constructive feedback. Very helpful.