Music (131 programs)

Pros: Unique gameplay. Good use of visual elements. Diverse music selection. Animated backdrops.

Cons: Potential repetitiveness.

Pros: Allows users to create their own customized levels. 50 unique levels.

Cons: Learning curve.

Pros: 2-in-1 music and video game release.

Cons: Unpolished graphics and deliberate issues could deter some.

Pros: Free fangame. Lets you test VS Bunzo Bunny’s in-game assets. Easy controls. Has mobile touch controls.

Cons: Only for testing the mod’s assets. Not much gameplay available.

Pros: Well-crafted pixel art visual style. Each patient has a unique heartbeat to add variety to the game. Boss fights in the form of viruses. Over 20 handmade levels, each with its own story.

Cons: Timing can be unforgiving, making the game frustrating for less-skilled players.

Pros: Unlimited customizability. Speed/BPM slider. VR and first-person mode. Song scrubbing.

Cons: Osu! is a lot more polished. No online rankings. No multiplayer support. No tutorial.

Pros: Aesthetically pleasing. Good music selection. Straightforward and original control scheme. Compatible with gamepad and MIDI controller.

Cons: Nothing to win. Lacks challenge. Requires large storage space.

Pros: Simple and intuitive controls. Open-source. Active and creative modding community.

Cons: No multiplayer mode.

Pros: Intuitive user interface. Simple mechanics. Makes mixing music unique and fun. Outstanding design.

Cons: Can become repetitive. Limited to beatboxing only.

Pros: Vary the speed of levels at will. Few competitor apps for bass parts. Good graphics. Goes well with the treble clef version.

Cons: Requires over 42 MB of space. Repetitive audio samples. Not many user options. Some repetition in the sub-levels.