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Version 2026.18 · 2026-10-26
We added some new features and fixed some bugs.
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The store currently lists version 2026.18, updated 2026-10-26.








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Welcome to PlayBack, the ultimate daily competition for your ears.
Every day, musicians from around the world face the exact same challenge. You have 4 minutes and one goal: the top of the leaderboard.
PlayBack is a high-stakes arena designed to sharpen your ears and test your musical instincts under pressure. Every 24 hours, a new set of questions is released. Everyone plays the same session. Do you have what it takes to get gold?
THE RULES
4 MINUTES: The clock is ticking. Answer as many questions as you can.
MISTAKES COST TIME: Precision matters. Each wrong note costs you 10 seconds.
SILVER & GOLD LEAGUES: Not an expert yet? Start in Silver League and compete against players at your level. Ready for the ultimate challenge? Aim for Gold.
INFINITE GLORY: Climb the daily and monthly leaderboards to prove your skills.
WHY PLAYBACK?…
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We added some new features and fixed some bugs.
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