Let's play a memory game using Japanese traditional musical instruments! Both children and adults can enjoy this application. In this game, the sound changes by the direction which shakes "iPhone/iPod touch". You play just like it, after memorizing the pattern which the mascot of this game played.
"Mokugyo (wooden gong)" and "Lin(temple bell)" are Japanese traditional Buddhist altar fittings. "Poku" and "Chin" are onomatopoetic words of the sound of the "Mokugyo" and the "Lin" respectively in this game.
Description --Game Mode-- This is a game to try your memory skill. At first please listen to the mascot's playing, and then you will repeat "Poku" and "Chin". It's success that mistakes are less than 3. The play number of times increases by 1 when you succeed. In this "Lite" version, maximum of this number is limited.
Full version on sale! In the "Full" version, the maximum is 99. And several modes to enjoy a game can be chosen.
How to Play -Hold your device as shown in the picture on the main screen, and just swing your device. -"Poku" sounds to swing your device to the down direction. -"Chin" sounds to swing your device to the right direction.
Attention Please keep hold of iPhone/iPod touch in your hands. Technowave Inc.
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