Color Mods - Music Night Test 6

Our game offers two different alternatives that you can play throughout the week - independent developer modes of Music Night, ideal for enthusiasts of such genres.

The first alternative is a coloring game that boasts over three hundred coloring pages. In this game, you select colors by numbers and paint the corresponding areas.

The second option is a Test version of the playground mode that allows you to test the sounds and animations produced by over a hundred battle night music modes according to the arrows, in a relaxed and stress-free manner.

In both game modes, there is an option to completely turn off sounds and music if desired.

How to play the coloring game?

To start the coloring game, press the designated button on the opening screen, leading you to a plethora of coloring pages. Alongside well-known characters like boyfriend, girlfriend, mom, and miku, you'll also find scary characters like huggy and wuggy among them. Choose a night mode character to color, depicted with black lines on a white background.

Once you select a coloring page, you'll see a large picture at the top and colors labeled with numbers at the bottom. Each color corresponds to one or more areas on the page. Tap on the grayed-out areas above to apply your selected color.

During the Battle Mod colorings, if any colors are hard to distinguish on the character, hints are available in the top left corner. Use these hints or view a rewarded advertisement when hints run out.

To play the Music Night Modes Test game:

On the opening screen, press the button with 4 arrows that indicate different directions to access the mode test screen. There, you'll find a button list with various battle mode characters showcasing unique rhythms and animations.

These characters range from customized mod series such as huggy, wuggy, kissy, missy, mouse, and among us to night mode music characters admired for their dance figures and sounds. To test certain characters in playground mode, watching a rewarded advertisement may be required.

On the mode test screen, buttons colored in four different arrows at the bottom represent main directions. Pressing these buttons alters the character's dance moves and produces sounds. Feel free to experiment with creating your dance choreography using these directional arrows.

With sound settings, you can configure mod characters to repeat sounds when holding down buttons or emit sound once per press.

Enjoy stress-free testing of these modes and don't forget to share our Mode Test game and coloring game with friends using the share button.

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