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Version 2.0.1 · 2026-06-21
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
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The store currently lists version 2.0.1, updated 2026-06-21.







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The Ultimate Ear Training Game!
Sharpen your musical ear with FlappyNotes – a fun and challenging pitch trainer designed for musicians, students, and ear training enthusiasts!
Master the Art of Music Dictation!
FlappyNotes is an innovative ear training and music dictation game inspired by classic arcade mechanics. Your goal? Listen carefully, identify the correct note, and tap the right piano key to keep your character afloat! Improve your pitch recognition, train your musical ear, and challenge your reflexes in this engaging ear trainer.
How to Play?
Each approaching obstacle plays a musical note.
Tap the corresponding piano key to jump and avoid the obstacle.
Miss the note? Your character won’t move, and you risk losing!
The game gets progressively faster, testing your ear skill and reaction time!…
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