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Oddada is the best kind of video game toybox as you get to keep downloadable WAVs of all the tunes you make

Oddada's Steam Next Fest demo is a pure, musical delight, and even better, you get to keep WAV files of all the tunes you make.

The wooden toy pipe organ was also absolutely exquisite, with each mouse click on one of the keys marking a notch on its multi-coloured drum, adding more rhythmic and percussive knocks, boops and dings to my growing bed of electronia. Image credit: Eurogamer/Sven Ahlgrimm & Mathilde Hoffmann It's truly delightful stuff, and best of all, each extra layers gets represented as another little carriage on your toy train, which you can once again raise up and down to control its volume (or switch off entirely) in the wider piece you've just created. As the faux orchestra tunes up and the cassette tape curtain peels back, your train stands front and centre on a track with rolling hills and a giant toy sun hanging in the sky on a little pullstring.

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