Mr. Smith needs to get away…fast! Can you help him leave the country in a private jet?
Musical Escape is a musical game. If you are a beginner, it trains your ear to recognize a specific orchestral instrument while listening to a short musical piece.
If you already have a good working knowledge of music, try the “hard” level, where it is more difficult to recognize when your target instrument is playing.
Gameplay
Sound must be ON. Listen to the music and watch the clock. Finish all nine levels, each with its own music!
When you hear the instrument, press the designated color.
Note: The instrument will be heard three times within 30 secs. If you tap wrong answers, the music skips for 2 seconds as a penalty.
Rich gameplay
9 instruments: Double Bass, Flute, Oboe, Guitar, Violin, Timpani, Trumpet, Clarinet, French Horn
EASY/HARD mode
Beautiful musical pieces
Easy and fun
Just 30 seconds per level
Fun animation cut-scenes
Musical Escape
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Tips and Strategy
Play smart–don’t just place pieces randomly, hoping to solve the puzzle by trial and error.
There are two important differences, compared with regular jigsaw puzzles: (a) the pieces are all square, so the shape of a piece does not help; and (b) you are presented with pieces one at a time.
You can use the overlap feature, by placing one piece on top of another. The cell border turns red to indicate this. This allows you to delay positioning the piece, while you move on to other pieces.
Use the small image of the completed puzzle at the top of the screen. If you need a more detailed view, press the Check Answer button, but it will cost you some turns.
Enjoy Gridzzle! on your device. It’s a great way to exercise your brain while enjoying the fun of playing a very visually oriented game.
Meet the all-time Musical Escape champions
Gordon van Alias
Three time champion, World Gridzzle! Tournament
Gordon has a photographic memory, and is often rude to players who think longer than five seconds a move. He has a bad temper and once hurled a 10,000-piece jigsaw at the wall, only to put it all together just an hour later.
Eri Hayashi
Professional Gridzzle! player
Eri took home $50 million in prize money and product endorsements last year. When not actually playing Gridzzle!, she counts her prize money, and arranges it in a grid. This is because she has no friends.
Sven Johnson
Author, Gridzzle! For Experts
Sven plays so much Gridzzle! that he is often hospitalized for fractures of his thumbs. His book is updated frequently with new techniques, and all the other champions read it secretly.
Tiffany Comstock
Gridzzle! Coach
Tiffany coaches professional Gridzzle! tournament players. Is the rumor that she mentally internalizes a picture and divides it up in her head, so that she recognizes every piece true? Nobody knows.
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