Contrary to what some might think, most racehorses do have a rudimentary understanding of rhythm; it’s just at a faster pace ...

There’s no greater evidence that we’re in a busy season than the fact that not one, not two, but three solid rhythm games ...

The VR rhythm genre is getting kind of crowded, with many developers looking to replicate Beat Saber’s ‘hit the thing to the beat’ money machine. Enter Beat the Beats, a project indeed inspired by ...

VR developer and publisher Parallel Circles has announced a brand-new rhythm boxing title on the way called Beat The Beats. The game has been designed to add some exercise to your regiment as you'll ...

After a brief, challenging and slightly demoralising rhythm test, Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise begins in earnest with a hole-in-one challenge against a mandrill and a chimp. As odd as this sounds, ...

Note: This game is in Early Access which means the developers have deemed it incomplete and likely to see changes over time. This review is an assessment of the game only at its current Early Access ...

Rhythm Doctor‘s catchy riffs and clever one-button gameplay have mesmerized a few notable indie game events this year. It was an official nominee at IndieCade and earned a spot at Double Fine’s Day of ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Rhythm & Beats Get into the groove of the beat with Rhythm & Beats. Focused on VR play but supports keyboard and mouse. Play to your favorite songs or ...

Users NightCherry4241 and MMedaru13200, among others, have posted pictures of the Penda Beats arcade cabinet on their X (formerly Twitter) accounts. At the top of the machine, we can see the game’s ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. When humans listen to music, we hear a beat. It’s so self-evident ...

Saying Rhythm de Run Run is simple is an understatement. All you do in Alphaunit’s DS music game is hit one button, make a sound or tap the screen to the beat. Good thing this has quirky stories like ...

I’ve written extensively about the challenges of adapting traditional game genres to touch screens (see “FunBITS: Leo’s Fortune Perfects Touchscreen Platforming,” 27 June 2014). Perhaps no genre is ...