Buy Ease Out PC

Rhythm game tracks fade away as you hit notes, shifting them to nearby lanes and ramping up the challenge in this indie casual title. Notes tie to fixed colors with dedicated keys, ignoring lane positions entirely, so players react to hues dropping down regardless of track. The twist lies in easing difficulty-or does it?-as lanes vanish one by one until the song wraps up. Low BPM tracks shine here, delivering smooth play without track-specific binds. A robust level editor lets creators import Malody charts, craft custom effects, and share levels via upcoming Steam Workshop integration. Casual rhythm fans who enjoy color-based timing and editor tinkering will find a fresh loop to master on PC.

Overview

Ease Out is a rhythm game that is inspired by the traditional multiple-track rhythm game, with a feature of track fading as the main gameplay.

Game Feature

Track Easing Out



In this game, the track will fade away while you play, and the note will shift to neighboring tracks.
Eventually, all the tracks will fade, and the game will end.
So with the fading of the track, the game will become easier... will it?

Fixed key, but not fixed track



Rather than the original binding keys with tracks, every color of note in the game has a binding key with it.
When the note falls onto the track, you should press the key for the corresponding color but not the corresponding track.
Good news for low BPM song!

Level Editor



With the powerful level editor built by the almost-bald programmer, we now support converting Malody charts to Ease Out! Thanks to the powerful function of Godot Engine, we can now present both financially and spiritually free level editor to you! With the powerful editor, you may create astonishing effects for your chart and share your level with other players!

Note: the Level editor and Steam Workshop function will be released in the future.

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