Amplitude
Pilot a Beat Blaster down multi-track musical paths in this rhythm sequel.
Best for
Rhythm game fans seeking engaging multi-track instrument action.
Skip if
You dislike fast energy drain or lack a PlayStation 2.
What is Amplitude?
Amplitude is a music and rhythm game that serves as the sequel to 2001's Frequency. Players control a ship called a Beat Blaster, navigating a path of varying shapes and lengths featuring up to six color-coded tracks representing instruments like percussion, bass, synth, and vocals. By hitting buttons corresponding to note placements, players activate track sections. Successfully capturing enough notes in sequence captures the track, allowing that instrument section to play automatically so the player can focus on capturing adjacent tracks and reaching the end of the song.
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Key Features of Amplitude
Use Cases for Amplitude
Solo Rhythm Sessions
Test your timing and reflexes by playing through individual tracks alone in single-player mode.
Competitive Local Play
Challenge friends in split-screen multiplayer matches to see who can capture the most tracks.
Musical Exploration
Experience diverse songs by mastering complex sequences across multiple instrument tracks.
Arcade Skill Testing
Push your survival limits by keeping the energy meter filled under increasing note pressure.
Pros & Cons of Amplitude
Pros
- Engaging multi-track rhythm mechanics
- Diverse instrument track representation
- Entertaining split-screen multiplayer
- Dynamic sci-fi presentation with Beat Blasters
Cons
- Failing notes drains the energy meter quickly
- Game over triggered upon total energy depletion
- Limited to PlayStation 2 platform availability
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Amplitude a sequel to?
Amplitude is the sequel to the 2001 music rhythm game Frequency.
How do you play the game?
Players control a Beat Blaster ship, hitting buttons to match notes on color-coded tracks representing different instruments.
What happens if you miss too many notes?
Missing notes empties your energy meter, and if it runs out completely, the game is over.
What multiplayer modes are available?
Amplitude supports single player, multiplayer, and split screen modes.
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