bemuse VS OpenRCT2

Bemuse - Web-based rhythm game. Typescript, Javascript, React, Redux, PixiJS

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Bemuse : https://bemuse.ninja/

Hmm, I think the best bet for playing BMS charts on a Chromebook would be through a web application like https://bemuse.ninja/

https://bemuse.ninja is a web-based BMS player.

Reactive sounds in rhythm games cannot be done in sync with normal audio protocols (which in Windows includes mixing audio from multiple sources). However, you can fake it by playing the sound predictively. When the input arrives, or doesn't arrive, the game can then continue the sound or cut it off depending on the outcome. https://bemuse.ninja/ does this. Beat Saber does this as well with the latency setting, and with some extra logic. If you fail multiple notes and aren't clearly even trying, then the sounds fade away.

OpenRCT2 - Roller Coster Tycoon 2 clone. C++, SDL2, OpenGL

It's been awhile, but I had to open the config INI file that stores the file locations and populate it so it knew where to look for the rct2 files in order to get it to work. Instructions are under the "original files" section under "Potential Problems" here: https://github.com/OpenRCT2/OpenRCT2/wiki/Android

Open Rollercoaster Tycoon is free and cross platform https://github.com/OpenRCT2/OpenRCT2 (been having fun going back to play older simulation games)

OpenRCT2, Gear City.

Or dive into the code yourself here: https://github.com/OpenRCT2/OpenRCT2

openrct2 is an open source reimplementation of rollercoaster tycoon 2. might be worth studying how they did it to get some ideas.