ROMANCING SAGA 2

Adventure

Ratings

Age

13+

Adventure

Languages

English

Latest Version 1.10

Tue Mar 31 2020

Fixed minor system issues.

Note Rush makes practicing note reading fun! This app uses your device's microphone to listen to you play your actual musical instrument (piano, keyboard, flute, etc.). As notes appear on the screen, you play them, and the game provides instant feedback. It’s like a digital deck of flashcards that listens! With multiple levels, customizable note ranges, and fun themes, Note Rush is perfect for beginners learning their first notes or advanced students looking to increase their sight-reading speed.

Dinsun Expert Review

Our Expert Score

90/100

Note Rush is a game-changer for music students. As a piano teacher, I've seen kids struggle for weeks with flashcards, but they'll master the same notes in days using this app. The 'killer feature' is that it listens to your actual instrument. When a note appears on the screen, the student has to play it on their piano, and the app uses the microphone to verify the pitch.

This bridge between the screen and the physical instrument is vital. It turns 'theory' into 'practice' instantly. The different themes—like Space or Soccer—keep it engaging for younger players without being too childish for adults. It’s highly customizable, allowing me to set specific ranges for my students' current levels. It is quite simply the best note-reading app on the market.

Dinsun reviewed on: Tue Feb 24 2026

Features

Listens to your real instrument

Works with Piano, Flute, Violin, and more

Fun themes (Space, Soccer, etc.)

Customizable note ranges

Detailed progress tracking

Tips & Walkthrough

Calibrating Your Instrument

Place your device near your instrument. The app will ask you to play a few notes to ensure the microphone is picking up the correct pitch and volume.

Playing the Game

Notes will slide across the staff. Play the corresponding key or note on your instrument. If you are correct, the note will turn green and move on. Speed is rewarded with higher scores!

Gameplays

Pitch Recognition

The core gameplay utilizes advanced pitch detection technology, allowing for a hands-free experience where the music itself is the controller.

Screenshot

Q&A

Yes! It is specifically designed to work with both acoustic instruments and digital keyboards via the microphone.

Ratings & Reviews

Fantastic game - aged very well

Sun Aug 27 2017 wave9349

Saga was one of my favorite series as a kid so I may be a bit biased but I think this remake is really good. What makes Saga great is the open world and the level of challenge. The battle system is addictive unique in a lot of ways. Save often as you can occasionally get into situations where you can't get out of a dungeon or scenario and may not be capable of beating the boss. Always keep a few different saves going in case you box yourself in. The game may seem rudimentary and from a story perspective it is fairly simple but the mechanics, challenge and replay value are all really good. Don't give up after an hour or two. Play for at least 4-5 hours and I think you will be a fan !

Eh

Sat Apr 19 2025 Ikwl94mdnisnofdli

I’m glad I only paid 5 dollars for this. I’m a longtime Final Fantasy fan, so when I found this game under the Square Enix link in the App Store, I thought I’d give it a try. I had to back up and start over in this game numerous times to get anywhere. Whether or not you can beat the bosses doesn’t always seem to depend on how strong your party is but rather what your progression is in the game. I got stuck so many times in this game, I frequently had to look online for guides. Those weren’t always available, either because they weren’t in English or they were guides for the 3D version of this game, which appears to have been altered more than just in appearance. I read that there was an abdicate feature in an earlier version of this game that isn’t in this one, and it would’ve been helpful. I Made it to the end boss but then couldn’t beat it. I didn’t want to level grind for it, as this game had already brought me a lot of aggravation and boredom. I just stopped playing it and bought something else.

Awesome!!!

Tue Sep 05 2017 StarChimii

I will always have some bias towards Romancing Saga games because of the godly soundtrack by Kenji Ito. Having played RS1 and RS3, the controls felt familiar; the enemies no longer rush directly towards and trap the player when they enter a map like in the first game (as often), yet the graphics, battle system, and story feel weak compared to RS3. The graphics look cleaner than the original version, and there are now animated boss sprites. My biggest complaint would be how you control the movement of the main character and overall UI. It's unclear where you should tap when using an item/ sometimes I would press to the side and accidentally consume an item or make a wrong choice. The translations are also... kind of funky. "Seeling skill?" Sealing a skill? What? (Turns out I have to be careful not to tap the skill in the menu twice because that apparently DELETES it?) Lastly, it's also irritating how you still cannot restore LP at the inn like in RS3, and you essentially have to kill off a character's LP to remove them from your party. -- TL;DR -- Amazing music, interesting story (but a rather poor execution of it), ugly controls and UI, challenging gameplay.

How Great and Random. Awesome JRPG.

Sat Feb 25 2017 anatoleu57

It's really surprising to me that Square Enix decided to bring this as a port to smartphones, but it's really cool to have the opportunity to play a decent English version of the game 20+ years after the Japanese release. I loved the FF Legend games as a kid and it was always disappointing to have to resort to bad emulator roms to play this sequel. This game is HARD. It's difficult to understand what is going on because little is explained, and the setup is so unique and nonlinear. But it's also a rewarding experience to learn the complexity and eventually build strong teams to defeat the seven heroes and expand the empire. A couple notes to help new players understand: -LP are life points. When a character gets knocked out in battle, these are permanently lost. When LP run out, the character is dead forever. A little way into the game you can buy potions from the witch to restore LP, but it's important to just avoid letting your characters get beaten up. Think of this as the flipside of not having to heal HP after battles. -Successive generations can learn all of the offensive and evasive techniques learned by past parties. Just talk to those soldiers in the castle. Don't be afraid to seal techniques to make room for others - you can always get them back. -You should be saving constantly because unlucky, brutal things will happen to your party all the time. Be prepared to reset the game fairly regularly when even "normal" battles go very badly. -Monsters do get stronger as you do (new tiers of monsters appear), but it's still a good idea overall to grind a bit, get money, invest in weapons, armor, learn new techniques, magic, and to sit on the throne to invest in the Empire. -If you want to stand a chance against the final boss, either invest in a mostly-female final party (and pick the female empress at the beginning), or learn the Temptation evasion technique when you fight Rocbouquet.

Great Retro RPG with a lot of Challenges

Mon Aug 01 2016 Zagilicious

Great, great game! This game is almost perfect with a few bugs especially in a few dungeons. Just walking around will cause the game to crash. To name a few: Gemstone Cave and Termite Den. Kindly make update fixes and continue to release great games such as this. (Tips to maintaining LP: Always make use of all 4 saves and save/load if you have to suffer some casualties. Only time I let my LP go down if my characters learned a skill and wouldn't want to repeat the process. That's the challenge in this game: trying to survive the game until the next generation)

Boring

Sat Sep 16 2017 andrys8

The system is a little confusing because nothing is ever explained to you. What are skill points? How do you get more life points? Skills are learned randomly. Why does a person with 15 def get 1-shot while a person with 13 def takes 1/4 the damage? But the cardinal sin is that the game has a boring and disjointed story. It reminds me of Chinese movies that recount some popular or historical tale, and you're expected to already know what happens so they can jump around and just hit the highlights. Just say no. I bought this while on vacation for something to play while in line or on the bus. I won't even be using it for that. $18 down the drain.

Romancing Sagax10 stars!*

Fri Jun 24 2016 Sasy23

Best RPG in the Saga franchise better yet Iove the drama in the game is really addictive can't stop playing. I will like to have a virtual joystick for better movement just like the other Sagas I have played. Thanks is really a great master piece love it. Keep the good work. Where I can replenish lp of the player because it does not when they sleep in the inns. Please make a place to replenish lp. Thanks for the attention. Keep the good work.

Developer please fix bug

Tue May 07 2019 mario9924

I’m only writing this to hopefully get their attention to fix this bug; this bug makes my game stuck in a storyline. Basically when I talk to Thieve’s Guild’s boss to ask for secret entrance to the fortress, my character says “Never mind” and that’s where it’s stuck. I did everything accordingly to the walkthrough, but can’t seem to get past that scenario and it seems like I’m not the only one with this problem. I’m not starting over the whole game just to take another chance of not encountering this bug. Sad and unacceptable.