Harmony: Melody Mirror helps kids practice and improve the following skills:

Flexibility

Adapting and adjusting to changing conditions and expectations.

This game requires the player to stay flexible. At the beginning of the first levels, the player is given a simple mirror line. The more advanced the level, however, the more diverse the mirror lines become. Their length, direction, and even the number of mirror lines changes. This means the player has to be adapting how they view the board and how they approach the mirror lines. If they aren’t flexible in this manner, they will be unable to unlock new levels or get higher scores on shred mode.

Focus

Getting started and then maintaining attention and effort to tasks.

In the regular mode, players need to be shifting their focus between multiple things (such as where the mirror line is and how many empty squares are between the mirror line and a filled square). In shred mode, players will also be using their focus skills to ignore internal and external distractions in order to get as many mirrors done as possible before time runs out. If the player does not use these focus skills, they will be unable to complete achievements or advance in the game.