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When the game throws a G-pad at you, you have to input all the required chords within a precise time limit: getting it wrong or being too slow locks you out of the sequence for a while. Better to mentally rehearse the combination before triggering it than to improvise halfway through while the timer runs.
The guitar tuner is your main tool for interacting with the environment, but it has a second, practical use: used at the right moment, it briefly stuns whoever's chasing you. Keep it within reach in sections with enemies on your tail, not just for puzzles.
Around Harmonic Heights you'll find phone numbers written on notes and slips of paper: call them from the game's payphone to unlock story fragments that are otherwise easy to miss. It's worth going back to a number you've found before moving on, rather than jotting it down and forgetting about it.
Scattered across the map are memories you can collect and replay: they're the main way to piece together what really happened at Harmonic Heights before you arrived. Without them, the story stays full of gaps that dialogue alone never fills.
Piano, guitar, drums, and other instruments hide real puzzles that block your progress if you don't solve them: they're not decorative minigames, they're how the game moves exploration forward. Taking the time to listen to the audio clues before mashing buttons at random almost always pays off.
The title song sounds like a generic pep-talk tune on first listen, but if you focus on the lyrics, you'll find it's blunt about the fact that you're going to die. A small detail that says a lot about the game's real tone before you even start playing.