Lots of exercises
A whole spread of disciplines and counting. Try them all right here, no account.
Ear training
Reading and theory
Rhythm and voice
Sound lab
How it works
Every duel is musical: every attack, block and Brio restore is earned through a real music exercise: pitch, rhythm, sight-reading, singing and more. Five floors, ever-stronger rivals, no participation rewards.
Every skill is tied to a music exercise. How well you perform decides how strong it lands.
Play nowChoose your hero
Deerty
Uses the power of eighth-notes to build powerful rhythms.
Garnail
Summons all kinds of fun musical creatures.
Rustia
Uses her music to protect herself from her opponents.
Mimi2
Throws her opponents off with her beautiful voice.
Elgar
Uses the power of the stars: rains meteors and scatters stardust.
Theseus
Weaves magic yarn into plushies that perform for him.
For educators
Bring Pulsebound to the classroom. Email us to set up your school.
Contact: hola@pulsebound.esStudent accounts
Spin up courses and accounts in seconds. No emails: a username and code.
Per-student insights
See what they struggle with and where they spend their time.
Classroom tools
Courses, rosters, per-course characters and CSV export.
Questions
What is Pulsebound?
Roguelikes of musical duels you play in the browser. You cross five floors full of rivals, and every attack, block and Brio restore is a real music exercise: how well you answer decides how hard it lands.
What does it train?
Ear training (notes, intervals, chords, scales, melodies and timbre), rhythm, sight-reading, singing in tune and theory on the staff. Notes are named in solfège, DO RE MI FA SOL LA TI, in both languages.
Is it free?
Yes, during the beta.
Do I need an account?
Not to try the exercises on this page. To play the game and keep your progress, sign in with Google or with the username your school gives you.
What do I play it on?
Any modern browser, on a computer, tablet or phone. On a phone it plays sideways, and you can install it to your home screen.
Can I use it with a class?
Yes. Teachers create courses and student accounts (a username and a code, no email), see what each student struggles with and export the class as CSV. Course content follows the Spanish conservatory Lenguaje Musical curriculum, years 1 to 6.
Which languages?
English and Spanish. Switch any time, at the top of this page or in the game’s settings.


