Otodama

Otogesang's Otodama is a cell phone game released in 2020, developed by the otome game company Otogesang. It is a music Rhythm Game where players tap notes in time with the music to score points.

The game's story revolves around Rinrin, a young girl who can hear the "ma" or rhythm of objects. She ventures into a mysterious realm to help spirits, known as "Otodama," who have lost their rhythm and need her help to remember their melody. Players control Rin as she embarks on a journey through various worlds, each with its unique music and Otodama.

Gameplay in Otodama involves responding to a variety of rhythm patterns, which increase in difficulty as the player progresses through the game. There are different game modes available, including a training mode that allows players to practice timing their taps. In addition to the main story mode, the game also features a "free play" mode where players can play a selection of songs without the narrative context.

The game's music and sound effects are designed to enhance the experience, with some players expressing a preference for the nostalgic quality of the audio tracks. While some critics praised the game's creativity and accessibility, others noted that the gameplay mechanics can be challenging and may not appeal to all players.

Otodama was released for Android and iOS devices, largely targeting a Japanese-speaking audience due to the primary language used in the game. Its specific release timeline and reception have been limited to the Japanese language, which impacted its availability outside of Japan. With these features, Otodama offers a distinctive take on the rhythm game genre that may appeal to those interested in music and otome game elements.