I was a little confused at first, but then I got it. I wasn't very good either haha, I just experimented a little bit.
Sometimes little songs were created by the combination of many waves. Definitely not what I was expecting it would be but it was an interesting experience!
I wonder how you did it...great job!!
In principle synthesizing waves is rather easy, if a little obtuse when talking about combining numbers of them, a sine wave is just a sine wave, you take a frequency, and then sample it 44100 times a second, write it to an array and send it to the audio source in Unity, all the other waves work the same, it's just the shapes that are different. As of mixing the waves together, its as easy as adding them together.
I understand the game is hard, hell, I have trouble beating it. I can pass the first 4 levels, then it's downhill for me, and I made this game. That is why I inclyded the "Tip" and "Skip" buttons to help you progress. When you do get to the end, and decode the message, there is a song in the credits which I composed, and a retro style tracker unlocks, which you can use to compose tunes by modulating different waves.
I used it to create the ending song, so I basically created the tools that I used to create the music. I'm rather proud of the result.
I already work professionally as a game programmer. My first ever game I made from scratch in C++, it's a turn based stealth game called Ninja Tactics https://skngwigk.itch.io/ninja-tactics. Currently I'm working on a game called Dissident: Frostland Escape https://store.steampowered.com/app/1416360/Dissident_Frostland_Escape/ and have also shipped a game for GameBoy called Legion of Evil, which is a Vampire Survivors clone
I have also some ports of mobile games such as Timberman or Surfingers to LG TVs. I also worked as a Lead Programmer on a PC game called VergeWorld https://store.steampowered.com/app/1975790/VergeWorld/ which is yet to be released but its actually started out as a Amiga/Atari ST game (I also programmed that, pretty fun), and later ported to Sega Genesis, but it may be harder to hunt down those versions.
From my smaller, less serious projects that I consider worthy od mention I have HungerTale on my page on itch which is my attempt at a story and narrative design, and Our Little Restoration https://skngwigk.itch.io/our-little-restoration which won a rather big Game Jam (everyone on our team won a Nintendo Switch Lite from that).
