Play a tune.
Build a dream.
Make it yours.

CopyCat.
Listen closely. Play it back.

Trade short tunes with your teacher. Play your own melody for them to copy, or try the teacher’s challenge and repeat the notes in order.

1. Choose CopyCat from Games and follow the spoken introduction.
2. Listen while the teacher plays. Your input unlocks when it is your turn.
3. Copy the six-note challenge with the correct pitch and order, keeping each note distinct.
4. Use Show again to hear it again, or replay the round to improve your memory.

The teacher-copying-your-tune activity and listening to a replay do not themselves award the challenge reward. A reward appears after the account confirms your correct attempt.

The Mountain Game.
Take your notes to the summit.

Play up the marimba, then back down. Each correct note moves you along the trail. Your selected instrument determines the available notes.

1. Pick Beginner, Easy, Medium or Hard.
2. For difficulties with bombs, choose the bomb note letters and leave them out of your route.
3. Watch the demonstration, then follow the ascending and descending sequence.
4. A wrong note or a bomb causes a tumble. Restart and try the route again.

Each difficulty has its own three-minute reward cooldown. You can practise during a cooldown; another reward waits until that difficulty is eligible again.

Rumble Roll.
Keep the pattern moving.

Follow a repeating C–A–A–F–A–A–C pattern. The closing C starts the next roll. Your teacher demonstrates before you take over.

1. Complete the introductory explanation and watch a roll.
2. Start your level and follow the highlighted sequence with your own strikes.
3. Level 1 needs three rolls; the target increases by three each level, reaching thirty rolls at Level 10.
4. Keep the notes in order. A mistake restarts the current level, while completed progress stays on your account.

The game confirms level rewards after checking your attempt. Faster eligible performances may receive a speed bonus. Fractional RP carries forward rather than being discarded.

Play the pattern yourself. Automatic Rumble playback is a separate Studio effect and does not complete this challenge.

The Marimba Workshop.
Every piece has a place.

Start with an Alto, then unlock Tenor, Bass and matching mallet pairs. Buy licences and choose what to build from the same illustrated list.

1. Unlock the Workshop once for 10,000 RP; this includes your permanent Alto crafting licence.
2. Click Prof Rumble for an optional guided Alto lesson. Accepting starts or resumes its build automatically.
3. Open the toolbox and select your tool. Press 1 to select the current tool.
4. Click the highlighted outline or next glowing part in the crate to fit it directly. The crate stays as your parts storage.
5. Secure every highlighted fixing. Use eight hammer taps per fixing, or a continuous drill hold anywhere on the piece. Watch the fixing counter.
6. Place the note bars and their letters without screws. When every step is complete, decorate if you like and choose Store.

The Basic drill costs 15,000 RP once and needs six seconds per screw. Premium costs 50,000 RP once and needs two. The free hammer can finish the lesson.

The spray can costs 1,000 RP once. Colour the whole light wooden front or back, draw freely, generate patterns, choose a font, position text and use undo/redo. Rotate the station to work from different angles. Decoration is optional.

First-ever marimba materials are free; later marimbas cost 500 RP to start. Mallet pairs cost 100 RP in materials. Storage starts with five slots; upgrade it as your collection grows.

The Marimba Shop.
Your designs. Your prices.

Open Marimba Shop beside Storage. Put completed instruments on podiums and matching mallet pairs on their dedicated shelf bays.

1. Choose an owned display or a mallet shelf bay, then select an available item from Storage.
2. Type your asking price or drag the slider. The buying chance updates with the price.
3. Open the store. Teachers arrive, inspect available stock and decide whether to buy.
4. A buyer announces the type and agreed price, walks behind the display, collects the item and leaves. Accepted stock is reserved immediately.
5. RP is credited once at checkout. Close the shop to stop new customers entering.

You start with one free podium and three matching mallet shelf bays. Purchase more podiums from the display dropdown, up to ten. The second costs 1,000 RP; later displays increase in price.

At 1 RP, buying chance is 100%. At half the maximum price it is about 29%; at the maximum it is 5%. Marketing increases visitor frequency, so it creates more sale opportunities without changing these odds.

An open shop with no available stock still receives visitors: teachers tell you they will return another time. During Prof Rumble’s active shop lesson, he explains displaying, pricing, opening and checkout.