Games like Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival

85% positive from 1,525 reviewsReleased 20242% finish itSteam Deck Verified

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What it is

This is a rhythm game where players drum along to music. It features competitive and cooperative party games, plus online multiplayer.

What players liked

Players praise its addictive fun, comparing it to osu!taiko for its accessibility and teaching potential.

The catch

Most songs sit behind a paid monthly subscription on top of the full price.

Why it is here

It is here because it sits in the band this site looks at: well reviewed at 85% positive, but with 1,525 reviews, far fewer than the household names carry.

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Six games like Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival

AVICII Invector

97% positive from 3,378 reviews2019Deck Unsupported

Rhythm-action game where players fly through space, hitting beats to 25 AVICII songs. It offers solo or multiplayer competitive gameplay with a focus on musical flow.

What players likedPlayers praise it as a fantastic rhythm game, offering a challenging mental and physical workout set to amazing music, wishing there were more games like it.

The catchJudgment line moves with scroll speed, throwing off timing

Both are tagged Rhythm, Music and Multiplayer.

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Spin Rhythm XD

97% positive from 2,403 reviews2023Deck Verified

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.

What players likedPlayers praise its genius mechanics, satisfying wheel-spin gameplay, and excellent music selection, making it one of the best rhythm games.

The catchMuch of the tracklist feels bland, with few songs worth replaying.

Both are tagged Rhythm, Music and Multiplayer.

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Synth Riders

92% positive from 1,660 reviews2019Deck Unsupported

Synth Riders is a VR rhythm game where players dance to music, hitting notes and dodging obstacles. It offers a fun, fitness-focused experience with custom song support.

What players likedSynth Riders is a dancier, full-body VR rhythm game like Beat Saber, praised for its engaging cardio and unique artistic style.

The catchThe song library is thin and most of the good tracks sit behind paid DLC.

Both are tagged Rhythm, Music and Multiplayer.

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Rocksmith™

91% positive from 1,384 reviews20121% finish itDeck Playable

Music simulation game using a real guitar or bass. Players learn skills by playing along to songs with adaptive difficulty.

The catchPlaying at all needs a pricey proprietary USB cable sold separately from the game.

Both are tagged Rhythm, Music and Singleplayer.

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BIT.TRIP RUNNER

86% positive from 3,947 reviews2011Deck Unsupported

A retro-inspired rhythm platformer where players automatically run and must time jumps and slides to the music. It offers challenging, skill-based gameplay with a captivating aesthetic.

What players likedPlayers praise its meditative, intense rhythm-running gameplay, reminiscent of its original Wii version.

The catchThere are no checkpoints, so one mistake sends you back to the level start.

Both are tagged Rhythm, Music and Singleplayer.

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Hextech Mayhem: A League of Legends Story™

80% positive from 2,347 reviews20211% finish itDeck Verified

This is a fast-paced rhythm runner where players bomb and bounce to music. The core loop involves causing musical mayhem while outrunning an antagonist.

What players likedPlayers praise its fluid, visually appealing rhythm gameplay that offers a challenging and satisfying experience for skilled players.

The catchScreen effects bury the button prompts, making beats hard to read and easy to miss.

Both are tagged Rhythm, Music and Singleplayer.

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