Kill The Music

Kill The Music

Nikko Nikko · August 21, 2025 · Action Roguelike, Rhythm, Roguelite, Bullet Hell, Music

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Kill The Music price by region

Kill The Music costs £0.36 in the United Kingdom, €0.41 in Europe (EUR), $0.71 in the United States, $0.71 in Georgia (USD), zł2.29 in Poland, CA$12.99 in Canada, A$14.50 in Australia, NZ$14.75 in New Zealand and R$32.99 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Kill The Music offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £0.36 −96% £8.50 £0.36 2
Europe (EUR) €0.41 −96% €9.75 €0.41 4
United Statesyour region $0.71 −93% $9.99 $0.71 3
Georgia (USD) $0.71 −89% $6.29 $0.71 3
Poland zł2.29 −95% zł45.99 zł2.29 2
Canada CA$12.99 CA$12.99 — 1
Australia A$14.50 A$14.50 — 1
New Zealand NZ$14.75 NZ$14.75 — 1
Brazil R$32.99 R$32.99 — 1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Kill The Music

Kill The Music is a Rhythm Action Roguelite about defeating hordes of enemies with musical instruments.

Kill The Music — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Kill The Music is a stylish rhythm-based vampire survivor with a heartfelt story and unique punk aesthetic that players praise, but its gameplay loop becomes repetitive and balance issues emerge as you progress, with difficulty spikes and overpowered builds that trivialize challenge or leave your screen overwhelming with effects. The short playtime of around 10 hours and some audio mixing problems in menus are additional concerns, though most players find it worth experiencing despite these flaws, particularly if you appreciate the artistic direction and don't mind rough edges.

Recommended Aug 15, 2026
incredible, made with love, buggy at times but still amazing as all hell. music slaps, heartfelt story about life and death and living with no regrets. punk ass aesthetic. peak game
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Recommended Jul 27, 2026
Great game and great story. Wish there was slightly more variety in the songs, but all in all amazing. 8/10
2 found this helpful
Not recommended Jul 7, 2026
I feel like the more i play the game I less enjoy it. Levels keeps getting longer, gameplay is so repetable that after 3 or 4 songs it's just clicking space and mouse. I don't have to dodge because i kill every enemy instantly. During rounds I have full squad always on "solo" buff and full screen is covered in colours, numbers and effects so it's pointless to even move. On the other hand artstyle is very unique and nice looking. I like it very much. Music is cool but i feel that it fades when everyone clicks for their "solo". Also that stupid snare and plate everytime i click space gets so annoying. It's sad because game has potential and i want to complete it all, but for now I've had my fun. I'll finish it after some updates or if I'll get eaten by boredome.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 23, 2026
Neat little short game, Interesting story, Fun gameplay loop, Easy to 100% I will note that audio for the game can be rather loud, Audio controlls adjust audio for in game, but when in menues or inload screens, the full 100% SFX and Audio blasts your ears.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Jul 25, 2026
Fun power fantasy vampire survivor like that you play vaguely to a beat. In about 10 hours you'll definitely have seen everything there is to see. The different absurdities don't feel all that difficult from one to the other, in the end you always wind up either with far too weak upgrades or with far too strong upgrades that just leave your screen covered in gunk and that have you either press the double beat constantly, or you just keep spamming the solo button because at this point you've built up so much meter gain that you can just play the solo button on every beat. You've got a few other options, and there's a few build variations that play the same as the aforementioned (you could have a heal build with shockwaves, or play off of bursts and have enemies chain explode into projectiles, sure but the outcome is the same. you're pressing the button on the beat and filling the screen with lots of gunk!!! so much gunk that you can't see the enemy projectiles and instantly die because you got the enemy attack up with your combo and your combo has built up to 2000 in the span of 2 minutes and now every single projectile is a nuclear bomb that instantaneously sends you in to the pits…
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Recommended Oct 3, 2026
it's fun and very easy for the first few runs, then difficulty massively spikes. You'll have a god run going and then take 140 damage from one attack because it has a chance to do 3x damage and there's a curse on the field that increases damage with your own combo meter. I found the "exodia" combination to be some form of healing, either the shielding or just massively increasing your defense, and the "full hp" boons.

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