Unison Puzzle Game

A hall full of metronomes. Only the true intervals pay. Unison is an idle game about voicing an ensemble. Every stand of metronomes has a tempo slider, and faster tempos beat more often and earn more — but the real money is in the RATIO. Set a stand to exactly twice the conductor's tempo and it sings an octave (×2.2). Three against two is a fifth. Four against three, a fourth. One beat off, and it's dissonant noise earning the base rate. There's a catch on the other side too: park two stands within a few BPM of each other and they beat against one another — a wolf pair, both halved until you pull them apart. And the conductor's tempo is yours to change: move it, and every interval in the hall regrades at once. Voice at least three stands — all consonant, no wolves — and the baton lights. Raise it: TUTTI, and the whole hall burns triple. When the house has heard enough, take the bow. Ovations raise everything by 10% forever, and buy the next season's Program: a gilded baton, felt dampers, tuning pegs that snap your sliders to consonant tempos, more chairs. • Every stand's income graded live by exact integer ratio — octave, fifth, fourth, third, sixth • Wolf tones: near-miss tempos halve each other until you separate them • One conductor slider regrades the entire hall in a single stroke • Tutti frenzy earned by arrangement, not by waiting • Encore prestige with a nine-item Program shop • The ensemble keeps rehearsing while you're away • Fully offline, no account, nothing collected Take the podium. Make it ring true.