Tom and Jerry: Music Maker

Place object icons into empty slots and let Tom and Jerry run across the board to play your beat. Tom and Jerry: Music Maker uses 8-bit sound, so each symbol adds its own chip-style note or effect. The cast doesn't perform a preset song. You build the pattern yourself, then hear it during their race. Ten sound icons are available from the start. You can also change playback speed, switch the backlight, and add extra panels for a longer tune.

How to play?

Drag a sound symbol onto a cell to plant it in the sequence. Fill a few spaces first, then launch playback and listen to how the pattern comes out. Rearrange icons when a section feels off. Add more panels to stretch the melody, then change the tempo for a faster or slower chiptune track.