Rhythm Any Music (2022)

Developer: Lucas Games
Platforms: Windows
Genres: Casual, Indie
Rating: 2.8 of 5, 23 player ratings
Typical playtime: about 14 minutes
Where to get it: Steam

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How it feels

You tap along to your own music as procedurally generated visuals pulse and shift in perfect time, creating a calm, personalized rhythm playground.

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What players say

Players are split on this budget Guitar Hero clone that lets you import your own MP3 files. Many say the auto-generated notes feel random and out of sync with the music, while the harsh hit detection and frequent crashes frustrate others. Some see potential and enjoy the concept, but most agree the beat detection lags behind older rhythm games like Audiosurf or Beat Hazard.

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