The four fingers of Yinyou use the thumb and index finger.

Don’t be afraid of turning your thumb to four fingers. Once you are familiar with the key conditioned reflex, you will get started quickly. For gaming, it is recommended to practice directly on Malody. The official music charts all start from the easy difficulty level, so you don’t have to worry about finding introductory music charts to practice.

Also, in the beginner stage, the falling speed can be adjusted a little slower. When the conditioned reflex is established, the speed can be gradually increased. Most of the time, two index fingers are enough, unless you use your middle finger when it is difficult to react when the chart is playing with a large amount of material at high speed. Two fingers on a double track like arc are enough. Find a suitable angle to support the device on the table or lay it flat. If you are afraid of slipping, you can get a non-slip mat and then practice.

Game rules:

In the Music Game, players perform actions in conjunction with the music and rhythm (following the on-screen instructions buttons, dancing steps, operating controllers that imitate musical instruments, etc. ) to play the game. Usually, if the player's actions are consistent with the rhythm, the score will be increased. If the actions are consistent with the rhythm, the score will be deducted.

Some works will even force the game to end (Game Over) due to too many mistakes. In addition, some games will require a certain score. If it cannot be achieved, the game will end. This type of game mainly tests the player's grasp of rhythm, as well as finger reaction and eyesight. When you complete a relatively difficult piece of music, you will feel a sense of accomplishment.

And playing a song when the player is in a bad mood may change the player's mood. Therefore, music games are a type of healthy and green games.