Games like Sixtar Gate: STARTRAIL

87% positive from 1,556 reviewsReleased 20241% finish itSteam Deck Playable

What it is

Sixtar Gate: STARTRAIL is a rhythm game featuring dynamic lane changes and cooperative multiplayer. It offers a unique musical journey with a charming navigator and diverse soundtrack.

What players liked

Players praise its unique design, engaging story, and good songs, despite the challenging 5-key rhythm gameplay.

The catch

Song sync and note timing are off, leaving the game feeling unpolished.

Why it is here

It is here because it sits in the band this site looks at: well reviewed at 87% positive, but with 1,556 reviews, far fewer than the household names carry.

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Six games like Sixtar Gate: STARTRAIL

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Mega Mix

95% positive from 10,208 reviews2022Deck Playable

This is a rhythm game where players tap buttons to match on-screen prompts to music videos. It features extensive song and costume customization.

What players likedPlayers praise it as a highly addictive rhythm game, comparable to other Project DIVA titles, with an extensive song list and robust modding community.

Both are tagged Rhythm, Arcade and Anime.

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Pistol Whip

94% positive from 4,104 reviews20191% finish itDeck Unsupported

Pistol Whip is a VR rhythm shooter where players shoot enemies to the beat of music. It offers fast-paced action with a focus on player flow and scoring.

The catchContent runs out fast, with few levels you can clear in a couple of hours.

Both are tagged Rhythm, Arcade and Action.

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Incredibox

97% positive from 2,807 reviews2021Deck Verified

Incredibox is a music creation game where players drag and drop icons onto characters to compose beats. It offers a fun, interactive audio-visual experience for all ages.

What players likedPlayers praise Incredibox as a simple, creative music game, enhanced by mods that expand its replayability and content.

The catchYou only toggle prebuilt loops on and off, with no editing, mixing or pitch control.

Both are tagged Rhythm, 2D and Casual.

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BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger

86% positive from 3,221 reviews2014Deck Playable

BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger is a 2D fighting game featuring unique character-specific Drive attacks. It offers a high-resolution, hand-drawn visual style with a deep story mode.

What players likedPlayers praise the great soundtrack and enjoyable story modes, with gameplay feeling stiff compared to Cross Tag Battle.

The catchThe Steam port is a mess, capped near 30fps with story mode music missing.

Both are tagged Arcade, 2D and Anime.

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UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH II Sys:Celes

87% positive from 2,545 reviews202428% finish itDeck Unsupported

This is a 2D fighting game with simple inputs and new mechanics. It features a roster of 24 characters and a story conclusion.

What players likedPlayers praise "UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH II Sys:Celes" as a deep, refined anime fighter with unique mechanics like the GRD system, excellent music, and a great tutorial, often compared favorably to other anime fighters and e

The catchThe online population is tiny, so matches usually mean facing veteran players.

Both are tagged Arcade, 2D and Anime.

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Intralism

86% positive from 4,841 reviews2016Deck Playable

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.

What players likedPlayers praise Intralism's stunning visuals and enjoyable community-made maps, comparing its circular four-lane rhythm to a unique and challenging experience.

The catchThere is no real difficulty system and almost no easy maps, so beginners hit a wall.

Both are tagged Rhythm, Casual and Action.

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