Melodle

Melodle is a captivating musical word-guessing game that revolves around identifying melodies and notes. The game challenges players to guess a specific melody within six attempts, offering both easy and hard modes to cater to different levels of musical expertise.

Gameplay Mechanics:

1. Daily Melodies: Each day, "Melodle" presents players with a new melody to guess. Both easy and hard modes are available, providing options for players with varying levels of musical knowledge.

2. Shared Melodies: The melody remains the same for all users on a given day. This creates a level playing field for everyone participating in the game.

3. Guessing the Melody: Players have a total of six tries to guess the correct melody. Before making a guess, they can listen to the melody once to familiarize themselves with it. Additionally, players can listen to the reference C' tone (middle C) as many times as needed.

4. Note Guessing: Players input their guesses using musical notes or solfège syllables, depending on their notation preferences. After submitting a guess, the game provides immediate feedback on the accuracy of the notes. Correct notes are highlighted as correct, and incorrect notes are indicated as such.

5. Correct and Incorrect Notes: The feedback indicates which notes in the guess are correct and in the right position, and which notes are incorrect.

6. Near Miss Indication: If a player's guess is very close to the correct note (off by just one key), the game informs them that they missed by one key.

7. Keyboard Usage: Desktop users have the option to use their keyboard for input, using the corresponding keys for musical notes. In hard mode, players can use the up and down arrow keys to input sharp notes.

8. Notation Styles: "Melodle" adapts to players' language preferences and offers multiple notation styles, including standard note names and solfège syllables (Do, Di, Re, Ri, etc.).

Example Gameplay:

1. A player selects the easy mode for the day's melody. They listen to the melody and input their guess using musical notes.

2. After the first guess, the game highlights the correct notes and indicates any incorrect ones.

3. The player's second guess is very close to the correct note but off by one key. The game informs them of the near miss.

4. The player continues making guesses, utilizing their knowledge of musical notes and feedback from the game.

Melodle combines musical appreciation with word-guessing mechanics, creating an engaging experience that challenges players' auditory memory and musical note recognition skills. The game's inclusion of notation styles and adaptation to language preferences makes it accessible and enjoyable for a wide range of players interested in musical puzzles.