MUSIC GAMES
Explore our collection of Music games. From classics to new releases, find your next favorite game.
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Music Games
Music video games blend play with sound. You tap, strum, sing or dance in time with the beat to score points and feel the groove. From arcade pads to plastic guitars, the genre invites everyone to join the band.
Today the field is wide. You can slash blocks in VR, stomp arrows for fitness, or chase perfect scores on mobile touch screens. Their simple rules and catchy songs make rhythm games a fun pick for parties and solo skill building.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Are there any music video games?
- Yes, hundreds exist, ranging from Dance Dance Revolution and Guitar Hero to mobile titles such as osu! and VR hits like Beat Saber.
- Are rhythm games healthy?
- They can improve hand-eye coordination and, in dance or VR titles, offer light cardio exercise that burns calories.
- What was the first rhythm game?
- PaRappa the Rapper popularised the genre in 1996, though earlier arcade titles like Beatmania laid the groundwork.
- Do I need special controllers to play?
- Some games use dedicated guitars, drums, or dance mats, but many work with a regular gamepad, touchscreen, mic, or motion camera.
- Which platforms support music games today?
- You will find rhythm games on consoles, PC, mobile, and VR headsets, with libraries on PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, Steam, iOS, and Android.
Play the Best Music Games!
- Spectrum Runner
I've made a new and *way* better version of this game under a different name: *Vector Stunt*. Ple...
- Flash Tone-tuner
Now you can sound like a famous rapper or pop artist! Pitch-shift your voice, recordings, and files.
- Melody Shuffle
Move notes around to create the melody in this puzzle game with a musical twist!
- Bullet Audyssey
Your galaxy has been invaded by melodic celestial bodies, and you've been tasked to save it. Bull...
- Idle Dancing
Learn new dance moves as you idle away!
- Laser Force Version 2
Version 3 has been released! Version 2 acts as a way to see how far the game has come. Your game ...
- Klikwerk
Klikwerk, a Bart Bonte game. Remove all the items as quickly as possible, by pointing, clicking, ...
- Skrillex Equinox Launchpad
This is just a test. It is fun to try out however. Use "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAXpBgkXt...
- Music Bounce
The object of the game is to use bouncing balls to clear all the notes on a stage. Each level has...
- Coffee Clicker
A game in which the user must click on the coffee in order to advance in the game. Utilize vario...