Games like AfterBeat (Project Arrhythmia)

What it is
Musical bullet-hell with local co-op. Players dodge rhythm-timed obstacles in evolving scenes.
What players liked
The catch
Why it is here
It is here because it sits in the band this site looks at: well reviewed at 96% positive, but with 1,714 reviews, far fewer than the household names carry.
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Six games like AfterBeat (Project Arrhythmia)

Intralism is a fast-paced rhythm game where players match arcs to music beats. Its core loop involves precise timing and reaction, with a focus on user-created maps and global competition.
Both are tagged Level Editor, Rhythm and Music.
Games like Intralism →

A difficult one-button platformer where players retry levels after instant death. It features a synced soundtrack and a level editor for user-created challenges.
Both are tagged Level Editor, Music and Difficult.
Games like The Impossible Game →

Beat Hazard is an arcade shooter where your music collection powers gameplay. Destroy enemies with weapon upgrades that intensify with the music's rhythm.
Both are tagged Rhythm, Music and Bullet Hell.
Games like Beat Hazard →

Rhythm-based auto-runner platformer with a focus on timing actions to music. Features vibrant visuals and a charismatic narrator.
Both are tagged Rhythm, Music and Difficult.
Games like BIT.TRIP Presents... Runner2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien →

This is an electronic music rhythm game where players spin, flick, and tap to match colors and beats. It features hand-made levels with five difficulty settings and a level editor.
Both are tagged Rhythm, Music and Difficult.
Games like Spin Rhythm XD →

Rhythm action game with story and free modes. Features Danmaku Kagura and Danmaku Stage gameplay, with over 250 Touhou music arrangements.
Both are tagged Rhythm, Music and Action.
Games like Touhou Danmaku Kagura Phantasia Lost →
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