What's your favorite rhythm game? And what's so special about it?

[_oBSOLEte_]

I play Beat Saber almost everyday. Also RagnaRock, Rocksmith2014 (but use ToneLib Jam instead) and CloneHero (with edrums).

Beat Saber is maybe the best rythm game out there. And last I checked Meta was OK with torrenting terabytes of stuff, so dont buy it, just get it for free.
Ragnarock is also extremely fun, french indie title, and I started to create my own maps for songs that are not available in the main game.

 

[Spike's iconSpike]

Right now Sound Voltex.

Music-Rhythm - SDVX (Sound Voltex) - Is there still a scene?

I got late to the party on this game. I'm blown away by it. The only thing remotely similar I remember playing was DJMAX Online a million years ago. But this game is much more complicated than DJMAX with the knobs and all, plus it means you need a dedicated controller to play it, they looks like...

retrogametalk.com

Gameplay is rad and the difficulty gradually increases allowing you to get better without frustration.

 

[LiberoVulpesLiberoVulpes's icon]

Unbeatable? Have you heard of it?

Doesn't really speaks to me, just how i see Hi-Fi Rush as too try hard. I like neither cause the aesthetics kill it for me.

 

[longestseason]

Doesn't really speaks to me, just how i see Hi-Fi Rush as too try hard. I like neither cause the aesthetics kill it for me.

Oh okay. I wouldn't say Hi-Fi Rush is a rhythm game, to me it's more of an action-adventure game with rhythm clues. Does that make sense?

 

[Evaccaneer Doom]

Instinctively jumped in to see who'd mention Vib Ribbon before me
No one did, I'm disappointed now

Best part about this game? PS1 game. PS1 can load any CD ever and you can set it like it was normal in game music. This applies to Vib Ribbon too, as it creates it's own unique maps based on how the music plays.

 

[RedCometHarry]

Tore my hand open trying to get a full combo while playing Taiko no Tatsujin once, my only regret was dropping the combo.

 

[longestseason]

Tore my hand open trying to get a full combo while playing Taiko no Tatsujin once, my only regret was dropping the combo.

Lol, what song? Were you playing on Oni difficulty?

 

[Evaccaneer Doom]

Instinctively jumped in to see who'd mention Vib Ribbon before me
No one did, I'm disappointed now
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Best part about this game? PS1 game. PS1 can load any CD ever and you can set it like it was normal in game music. This applies to Vib Ribbon too, as it creates it's own unique maps based on how the music plays.

The Michael Jackson map is insane

 

[RedCometHarry]

Lol, what song? Were you playing on Oni difficulty?

Six Trillion Years and a Night, yea it was oni

 

[longestseason]

Six Trillion Years and a Night, yea it was oni

Oh shit! Shiranai... I still can't get a full combo on that one. The ura oni version is slightly easier methinks.

 

[SpikeSlania]

If I ever stop slacking around and get my DDR Mats figured out on Batocera I would be dead set voting on Dance Dance Revolution Extreme. But for a Rhythm game that doesn't require extra accessories it would have to be DJ Max Portable International on the PSP.

 

[peskeyplumber]

for a few years now its been stepmania but played with a ps4 controller in the way id play project diva. its the only way i know. i did tape a cheap dance pad to a piece of plywood but i never got the hang of ddr

 

[Jediuser]

Lego Rock Band

 

[freebie#47]

People Consider Mike Tyson's Punch Out to be a rhythm game...So i going with that. 2nd is DEFINITELY HIFi Rush

 

[Jediuser]

More recently, Hi-Fi Rush

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More recently, Hi-Fi Rush. Feels like a throwback to the highly stylized games from the 6th generation, like Jet Set Radio and Samba de Amigo (in fact, one boss has a pretty blatant homage to Space Channel 5).

 

[Vero_776]

Touhou Rhythm Carnival

 

[jon2]

Err... does Bumpy Trot (Steambot Chronicles) count?

 

[NeonKnights]

My favorite is Project Diva 2nd on my PSP Go. The loading screens are just too charming and could only be a product of early 2000s otaku culture. Other than that would be any Project Diva arcade cabinet, though I really want to give Jubeat a try.

 

[TAZZ_LOCC]

Dance Dance Revolution. it gave me finger endurance for fingerbanging chicks. i never used a dance pad, just played on a controller.

 

[lukebuskin]

Definitely Rhythm Heaven DS, but the Wii version is great too. We can't ignore the contributions the barbershop boys have made to our culture.

 

[AncientBehemoth]

The polish game about Frederick Chopin.

 

[E0N]

Does the Karaoke in Yakuza counts? That's my favourite among the ones that I've played so far.

 

[PSVitaForever]

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy, because... well, it's Final Fantasy :)
It's chibi, colourful, full of FF music, lots of modes and characters and collectibles.
I've loved both titles for DS and the Switch one.

I also quote the post about Deemo and Cytus: bought them for my Vita back then, "Cytus" on the PSM store and "Deemo" physical from PlayAsia

 

[Deleted member 884]

Guitar Hero too, and Muse Dash.

 

[ThunderBoy]

Elite Beat Agents / Ouendan