Music (175 programs)
Pros: Highly accurate scoring and timing system. Extensive customization options for visuals and controls. Active open-source community with ongoing updates. Advanced practice tools for skill improvement.
Cons: Less casual-friendly compared to mainstream rhythm games. Steep learning curve for beginners. Interface can feel technical or overwhelming. Limited music library by default.
Pros: VR and MR visuals. Multiplayer and co-op modes. Extensive eras of music. Supports multiple languages.
Cons: Little to no latest music.
Pros: Community-contributed music. Character customization. Global leaderboards. Achievement system.
Cons: Repetitive gameplay.
Pros: Innovative integration of music and fitness. Direct download of community maps enhances the game’s variety. Strong community engagement. Comprehensive customization options.
Cons: May require a spacious area to move freely.
Pros: Upbeat tracks. A treat for fans of the franchise.
Cons: Not part of a season pass or bundle. Might appeal more to existing fans.
Pros: Three unique yet interconnected games. Challenging mechanics. Multiple levels.
Cons: Can be difficult for those without exposure to classical music.
Pros: Add up to four audio channels. Four instruments. Copy-paste function.
Cons: Lacks advanced features.
Pros: Immersive visual novel elements. Unique rhythm game mechanics.
Cons: Learning curve to overcome.
Pros: Colorful cartoon visuals. Features popular children’s songs. Ability to customize characters. Easy-to-learn controls.
Cons: Needs 16 GB of free disk space.
Pros: Uses fun and bright 3D graphics. No two rounds are the same. Hundreds of possible weapon, extension, and trait combinations.
Cons: Has a steep learning curve. Can be quite difficult to beat.
Pros: Comes with a Level Editor feature. Tons of hand-crafted and challenging levels. With legacy support.
Cons: Can only be played with an external controller. Learning curve can get difficult to overcome.
Pros: Highly customizable game settings. Gameplay is simple and straightforward. Graphics can be customized. Easy game controls.
Cons: Game is too short. Game is laggy.
Pros: Uses cute cartoon visuals. Has two modes to play through. Features an interesting plot.
Cons: Difficult to play with your controller. Can sometimes lag.
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: Unique gameplay. Good use of visual elements. Diverse music selection. Animated backdrops.
Cons: Potential repetitiveness.
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. Built-in level editor.
Cons: Timing can be very unforgiving for beginners.
Pros: Intriguing premise. Wide car selection and customization options. Distinct locations and tracks.
Cons: Unresponsive and imprecise controls. Car physics are just off.
Pros: Community driven song database. Play and compete with up to 40 players. Integrated chat room. Wide range of avatars and skins to collect.
Cons: Requires deep knowledge of anime soundtracks.
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.
