1. 20+ handmade levels, each with their own story.
   
2. A large cast of doctors and patients to meet in the overarching narrative
   
3. Robust level editor to make, share, and play community levels! Use your own music, place notes snapped to the beat, and use 50+ different visual effects and backgrounds
   
4. Challenging "Night Shift" versions of each level for the brave
   

Version 1.11.0 release notes

• Steam Workshop + Custom Level Select: Access the Custom Level Select in the main menu to play custom levels. You can browse through all of the levels you have subscribed to on our Steam Workshop page.
  
• Adjustments of default timing strictness for levels faster than 310 bpm.
  In ADOFAI, timing strictness is determined by the angles the planets make to the tiles, so the game becomes stricter as the planets move faster. This used to happen up to a cap of 500 bpm. After the cap, the timing doesn’t get more strict. From this version onwards, the cap is now 310 bpm in ‘Normal mode’, and 500 bpm in ‘Strict mode’.
  
• Timing strictness option for fast levels:
  You can now change the timing strictness upon starting the level, if the level is above 310 bpm.
  ‘Normal’ strictness will make any speeds above 310bpm have the same timing strictness as what it is at 310 bpm. ‘Strict’ timing strictness raises that cap to 500 bpm.
  This change doesn’t affect the difficulty of any past official levels, since all official levels in the game so far have been below 310 bpm.
  This change was done to enable more players to be able to experience faster custom levels. Experienced players can still use Strict mode to use the old timing strictness. Strictness is indicated in the bottom right of the screen.
  (The ‘Red Otto’ symbol seen in the bottom-right corner of the screen in the previous versions of the game is the equivalent of Strict mode in the new version.)
  
• New Shortcuts: From the Level Select screen, press Ctrl+Shift+E (Command+Shift+E on Mac) to open the Level Editor and Ctrl+Shift+C (Command+Shift+C on Mac) to open the Custom Level Select screen.
  
• Crown Island: If you’re looking for an even harder challenge, a new post-game set of levels will be unlocked for those who complete the bonus level B-X.
  
• The planets now have a sound effect when they explode. More sound effects coming soon, from our new sound designer s9menine! If you'd like to disable it, press Ctrl-Shift-D during a level or in the level select.
  
• Multiple hits: multiple keypresses in a single frame are now properly detected as multiple inputs, rather than the extra keypresses being dropped, so you no longer have to stagger your inputs when there are hits very close to each other. These are only allowed for singular double-hits, not on long consecutive hits, so that you still can’t cheese them by playing them at half-speed with two keys per hit, e.g. 123412341234 being played as [12][34][12][34].
  

• Editor Position Offset indicator lines now have an animated dotted line that indicates the direction of the connection
  
• Editor Floor Number markings (Ctrl+F on Windows, Command+F on Mac) and Position Offset line indicators now respawn on exiting the editor playback mode
  
• Color Picker: You can now set the color properties in the Editor by using a Color Picker to set the color. No more Hex Codes needed!
  
• Planet Decorations: Set decorations to be anchored to the movement of the planets themselves, so that the decorations will travel with them.
  

Version 1.10.0 release notes

New editor features:

• Event Tags: Use tagging to specify which Events should be affected by others (for example: which Events to repeat using “Repeat Events”)
  
• Set Conditional Events: Set Events to trigger differently depending on condition (“trigger on Perfect hit”, “trigger on Miss”, etc.)
  
• Reposition Track: Set the track’s position from the start of the level. Use the “Editor Only” toggle to reposition the track for your own organization while using the Editor
  
• Two New Track Appearance Animations: Rise and Fall
  
• New Track Style: Basic
  
• New Event: Bloom
  
• New Visual Filter: Chromatic Aberration
  
• Change UI Size: Press Ctrl+Minus or Ctrl+Plus to make the UI smaller or larger.
  

ADOFAI + PA Rhythm Bundle

What is Rhythm Doctor?

What's in the Demo

• Four levels from the full game, each one with unique tricks to throw you off-rhythm
  
• A Sleeve Painter tool for you to draw your own personal sleeve and express yourself in freehand
  
• A new guided calibration tool to ensure the game is accurate for your setup
  
• The latest version of our level editor
  
• Some secrets for the determined
  
• If you have a friend, every level can be played in local two-player mode
  
• Each level is perfectly synced (we're musicians and off-beat games hurt us)
  

Frequently Asked Questions

I want more!

Simple?! These levels were really difficult!

You've been making this game for 1343 years.

Thanks for playing!

Version 1.8.1 release notes

• Checkpoints: You can now add a checkpoint into your custom level! Players will start from this tile upon failing the level.
  

Version 1.7.0 release notes

New features:

• Planet Colors: You can now choose new planet colors in the main area of the level select menu. You unlock the colors by completing the first six worlds. If you unlocked the Golden Planets for mastering the game, you can toggle them on and off by using this feature. Customize your planets with different color combinations!
  
  
• Xtra Levels: On the main menu, you can now travel to an island of extra bonus levels after you complete World 6. The levels in this section are not a part of the main progression of levels to beat the game. They don't have individual achievements tied to beating them. They will sometimes have hand-drawn art assets, they sometimes won’t. They sometimes have tutorials, they sometimes don't. They’re just extra levels to play, of a wide variety of difficulty levels. More levels will be added to this section in the future.
  

New editor features:

• Moving track chunks: Select a tile, then hold Alt while clicking to drag selected track areas to different places! This is for the level creator’s use only, and is useful for visually untangling overlapping track segments. It has no effect on the gameplay. Moving a track piece close to another tile will snap them together. This works well in conjunction with Shift+Left/Right and CTRL+Shift+Left/Right for more precise area selections
  5 new visual filters: Static, Film Grain, Motion Blur, Fisheye, and Funk
  
• Orbit Easing: A new setting allows you to separate the orbit’s easing speed into multiple parts
  
• Tile Numbering: Press Ctrl+F to display numbers on your tiles while you edit the track
  

Improvements and bug fixes:

• Fixed a bug where you would continue to hear the sound effects of the track play after you lose
  
• Various game and level editor bug fixes
  

Version 1.6.0 release notes

• Decorations: You can now Add or Move Decoration events. This allows you to upload images and place them throughout the level, separate from the background layer
  
• Orbit Easing: Set Orbit Ease level settings or events. Now the planets can rotate with a little more customization between notes
  
• Two New Track Styles: Neon Light and Gems
  
• Undo and Redo: Use Ctrl-Z and Ctrl-Y to undo and redo your changes in the editor
  

• You can use F5 and F7 keys to make Pentagons and Heptagons in the level editor (There may be a few bugs with this for now)
  
• You can now lock the Rotation property for backgrounds, so that they don’t rotate during the level
  
• Improved scrubbing for Move Tiles event
  
• Tile icon black outline bug fixed
  
• Update to UI: Properties that are useless will become greyed out
  
• If open a custom level with a high tempo detected, Otto will get a little flustered in the corner.
  

Version 1.5.0 release notes

• Move Track: Now you can move or rotate the track’s tiles around the screen. Now your level can be way more lively!
  
• Sticky Tiles: Use these to keep the planets attached to the track while the track is moving or rotating.
  
• Icon Outlines: Now you can toggle whether the Spiral, Rabbit, and Snail icons have an outline around them, to make them easier for the player to see.
  

• Cloud saving works better! If you lose your data, you can restore based on your achievements in the options menu
  
• Level Editor shortcuts: + and - on keyboard for zoom
  
• Level Editor shortcuts: shift + left or right to highlight multiple, Home and End to jump to start and end
  
• Achievements now pop up correctly as you unlock them
  
• Pause menu scroll sensitivity increased
  
• Various level editor bugfixes
  
• Mac compatibility bugfix
  
• Removed splash screen due to breaking on some setups
  
• Reduced intensity of the background flash at the end of levels a bit. It was a little painful
  

Version 1.4.0 release notes

• World 9, 'Classic Pursuit', has been added! The song is by the musician cYsmix, and the level design is by Aratonati. Test your skills with tight corners while escaping an alien invasion!
  

• New custom background options: Now you can make custom backgrounds loop, or even have a parallax effect! Set backgrounds to tiled for funky repeating patterns, or set them to unscaled and set the size of the background yourself, allowing you to make sprawling landscapes that you can explore throughout your level!
  
• Camera settings: Now you can set the camera at the very start of the level! Want a cinematic angle right off the bat for your favorite action movie song? Well go ahead and make it a reality!
  
• Color and animate track events: The Change Track event has been replaced with two new events: Color Track and Animate Track. You’ll be able to do the same things you’ve always been able to do with the original Change Track event, but now you don’t have to worry about managing a single gargantuan event each time!
  
• New track color options: Now you can add a pulse effect to animated track color types (glow, etc.), letting you make cool waves of color that move throughout your level. Speaking of animated track color types, there’s now a few more you can play around with; Blink and Switch color types will give you plenty to experiment with! Tip: Set pulse length to 2 for a fun disco pattern!
  
• Recolor track event: Introducing Recolor Track! This will allow you to change the color - and even the style - of a section of track, right in the middle of your level! Now you can do cool effects, like changing the color of the whole track to fit the mood at different points in a song, among other things. See what cool things you can come up with!
  
• Set filter event: Introducing Set Filter! This lets you add all kinds of cool filters to your level. Make the game look like it’s on an old 80’s TV, or like it’s on an arcade machine, or add some rain, or even make it look like a pencil drawing! You can even add several filters at once! VHS recording in a blizzard? Yep!
  
• Hall of mirrors events: Introducing Hall of Mirrors! Have you ever won Windows Solitaire? Well add a little of that fun card-snake magic to your level! It might look a bit weird on its own, but try combining it with background flashes, or even some filters!
  
• Shortcuts panel: Don’t know how to use the fancy keyboard shortcuts needed to use some of the editor’s features? Just press ctrl + H - or click “Help” in the file actions panel, to get a handy little panel telling you all the shortcuts you’ll need to know. Now you’re creating with power!
  

• Editor: fixed possible desync when starting in the middle of a level (thanks Nichipe!)
  
• Editor: starting in the middle of a level with large offset no longer adds an extra long delay before starting
  
• Midnight Train can keep up with the planets during Speed Trials
  
• Added swirl arrows to Spin 2 Win
  
• Added portal art for bonus stage
  
• World name is now localised