Punk-o-matic

You control the entire composition. The screen is a grid of squares, each representing a different instrument or sound like a guitar riff, a bassline, or a drum beat. You click the squares to activate them for each measure, building a loop layer by layer. The main objective is just to experiment, to arrange these pre-made clips into something that sounds coherent, or intentionally messy. The mechanics are purely about selection and timing, listening to how the layers combine. The pacing is entirely up to you; there is no timer or enemy, just the immediate feedback of your choices. It feels like tinkering with a noisy, forgiving machine until you stumble on a combination you enjoy.