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The store currently lists version 1.2, updated 2026-10-02.
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Chord Cut is a zen fruit-slicing game where your blade is a musical instrument: each cut composes a unique soundtrack set to your own slicing tempo.
Slice through dyads, triads, and flourishes to build your score. Avoid the rocks. Drift through levels from Still Water to Night Jasmine as the harmony deepens and the orchard changes around you.
Free to download: the first three levels are yours to keep. One purchase, The First Day, unlocks the rest of the day. No subscriptions.
Everything is procedural: every fruit, every drop of juice, every light and every note is generated live on your device. Nothing is pre-rendered or downloaded.…
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Chord Cut is now free to download. The first three levels are yours to keep, and one purchase, The First Day, unlocks the rest of the day. If you bought Chord Cut before it was free, you already own everything: nothing to buy, nothing to restore. The first few seconds are smoother: the orchard prepares itself once at launch, behind a small progress line, so your first slices land clean. The settings glyph appears sooner. Smaller fixes throughout.
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