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Version 1.6.40 · 2026-09-14
Improved onboarding & bug fixes.
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The store currently lists version 1.6.40, updated 2026-09-14.








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Play for your survival. Learn to read piano notes faster.
What if piano note-reading practice felt more like an arcade game?
Nocturne of the Dead turns sight-reading practice into a zombie survival challenge for iPhone and iPad. Read the notes, play the right keys, and stop the horde before it reaches you.
How it works:
• A note appears on the staff
• Play the correct key as quickly as you can
• Zap the zombie and keep the music alive
Hesitate too long, and the zombies get closer. The faster you read, the faster the challenge becomes.
Works with or without a piano
Nocturne of the Dead can be played in several ways:
• Virtual piano on screen
• Acoustic piano using the microphone
• Digital piano with MIDI cable
• Bluetooth MIDI keyboard or piano
Use the virtual piano to start instantly, or connect your real instrument for a more accurate playing experience.
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