Rhythm Any Music

Rhythm Any Music

Lucas Games · October 3, 2022 · Rhythm, Casual, 3D, Relaxing, Controller

Buy Rhythm Any Music from Steam at $3.99 — the cheapest of 1 store we compare.

PC
Mixed57% · 23
Best price
$3.99
lowest tracked $0.69
Steam Buy at Steam

Prices last checked

More games under $5 →More Steam deals →

Where to buy Rhythm Any Music — official stores

Steam
Steam
Standard Edition · Steam
$3.99
Buy

Rhythm Any Music price by region

Rhythm Any Music costs $2.69 in Georgia (USD), £3.39 in the United Kingdom, $3.99 in the United States, €3.99 in Europe (EUR), CA$4.99 in Canada, A$5.95 in Australia, NZ$5.99 in New Zealand, R$13.79 in Brazil and zł17.99 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Rhythm Any Music offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Georgia (USD) $2.69 $2.69 — 1
United Kingdom £3.39 £3.39 — 1
United Statesyour region $3.99 $3.99 — 1
Europe (EUR) €3.99 €3.99 — 1
Canada CA$4.99 CA$4.99 — 1
Australia A$5.95 A$5.95 — 1
New Zealand NZ$5.99 NZ$5.99 — 1
Brazil R$13.79 R$13.79 — 1
Poland zł17.99 zł17.99 — 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.

Screenshots

About Rhythm Any Music

Transform your music into an immersive experience with Rhythm Any Music! Tap into the beat of your favorite tunes and watch as the game automatically generates stunning backgrounds that sync perfectly with the rhythm. With the ability to import music files in various formats, including Wav, Mp3, Ogg or Flac, you'll be able to play along to any genre of music, from classical to hip hop.
Challenge yourself to score points with each hit as you tap to the beat of the music. And if you need an extra boost, activate the Music Power feature to triple your scores!

Find your rhythm!



With an environment that reacts to your music, and the option to play using your keyboard or any USB-based plug and play controller, Rhythm Any Music is the perfect game for music lovers and gamers alike. Get ready to find your rhythm and bring your music to life!
Whether you're looking for a relaxing way to unwind or a challenging game that tests your skills, Rhythm Any Music is the perfect game for you. So put on your headphones, choose your favorite tracks, and get ready to find your rhythm! With easy-to-use controls and endless possibilities, Rhythm Any Music will keep you tapping to the beat for hours on end.

Features


  • Tap to the rhythm of your favorite tunes and score points with every hit!
  • Import your music files in various formats, including Wav, Mp3, Ogg or Flac, and watch as notes are automatically generated to match the beat.
  • Activate the Music Power feature to triple your scores and dominate the game!
  • Experience an immersive environment that reacts to your music and generates stunning backgrounds that sync perfectly with the rhythm.

Rhythm Any Music — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Partial controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

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

Not recommended Apr 23, 2025
Sometimes, or even quite often, music games tend to be mediocre to downright bad, and Rhythm Any Music is unfortunately extremely bad. It felt like the installation took forever, and then it crashed several times. The notes barely match the songs, even with super simple examples like a basic drum track, making it absolutely no fun. Additionally, certain command keys sometimes stop working, and when I reassign them, the symbols don’t align properly. There's so much unfinished work in here, such a product shouldn’t even be sold. Definitely stay away from it!
6 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 24, 2024
I am a believer in rhythm games with potential. And this has potential. I gave it a whirl with 2 songs, one from my playlist and another from a suggestion a friend made. I first don't understand the calibration at all. Is it Audio Offset? Video Offset? And why is it in a scale of -5 to 5? I feel like milliseconds would be better for calibration. The charting is about what you expect. It gives you notes based on the general rhythm so it has a mix of random and on beat at most points, it's kinda weird but interesting to play with. But I do like the visual aspect of the game. Simple and yet, concert like, feels about right for what it is right now. Overall, fun and beginner friendly.
5 found this helpful
Recommended Jun 27, 2025
It's definitely a great idea, but i hope there will be some updates later.
3 found this helpful
Recommended Jul 11, 2024
This game has become a standout in the rhythm game genre. The latest updates have significantly improved BPM detection and note generation accuracy, enhancing the overall gameplay. The reactive visuals are visually captivating, adding depth to the immersion. The game’s stability has seen major improvements, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience each time you play. If you enjoy rhythm games, this one is definitely worth checking out!
3 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 28, 2024
wow this game plays like ♥♥♥♥ looks like ♥♥♥♥ its so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ clunky you can only upload one song at once everything about this is so ♥♥♥♥ 10/10 has a lot of potential
1 found this helpful
Not recommended Sep 29, 2024
Like many others I used to play a lot of Guitar Hero when it was at its peak and it was even my primary game at one point. So I know what I want and what I expect when I play games like these. All I really expect is smooth note registration and good note layouts that fit the song you play, but this game unfortunately fails on both of those. When I played I fed this game some tracks which I consider easy to handle, I chose some less complicated synthwave and a less complicated song by Rush, to test this on and the notes were of course all over the place. I already knew before I started playing that the autogenerated note layouts would suck. I have never seen auto generated songs that actually played well or even get close to what it should be like for the given song, but this game failed harder on this than I expected. It feels like it was designed to have a multitude of different small segments of note structures that it randomly inserts in certain parts of the songs, probably depending on something related to the wave in the track or something, idk, just guessing. And in between these segments it just randomly fills in filler notes to make it seem like it's connected. The gam…

Community reviews

—

0 reviews

Sign in to write a review.

No reviews yet. Be the first to review this game.

More like Rhythm Any Music

News

All news →
Games like Undertale that remember what you didPC

Games like Undertale that remember what you did

Undertale's own listing calls it the RPG where you don't have to destroy anyone. Games like Undertale that keep that idea: permanent choices, fights you can talk past, worlds that notice.

Nov 14, 2026
Games like Slay the Spire that keep the branching climbPC

Games like Slay the Spire that keep the branching climb

Most games like Slay the Spire copy the cards and lose the map. These keep the risky-or-safe choice, from a three-floor train to a deck made of poker hands.

Nov 14, 2026
Bodycam game price: what the zombie update changes about buyingPC

Bodycam game price: what the zombie update changes about buying

The Dead & Damned put Bodycam's zombies back on 13 November. What our dated record says about the Bodycam game price, and why the store's end date matters more than the sticker.

Nov 14, 2026
SilkMU is our new partner: MU Online Season 6 in a browser tabBlog

SilkMU is our new partner: MU Online Season 6 in a browser tab

SilkMU, a MU Online Season 6 server that runs in a browser tab or as an app, opened on 6 November 2026 and is now our partner. What it offers, what is free and what costs WCoin.

Nov 13, 2026
Games like Dying Light, where nightfall changes the rulesPC

Games like Dying Light, where nightfall changes the rules

Games like Dying Light are easy to find if you only want parkour or only want zombies. These eight keep the part that matters: a city that becomes a different place after dark.

Nov 13, 2026
Games like Portal 2, where one idea carries the whole gamePC

Games like Portal 2, where one idea carries the whole game

Games like Portal 2 all share one habit: teach a single impossible trick, then spend a campaign breaking it. From rewinding objects through time to Escher geometry that loops back on itself.

Nov 13, 2026
Planet Coaster DLC: skip the collection, buy the packsBundles

Planet Coaster DLC: skip the collection, buy the packs

The Planet Coaster DLC catalogue closed in 2019, so there is no curve left to wait out. Our record shows the collection bundle costs far more than assembling the same packs one by one.

Nov 13, 2026
Toxic Commando Game Pass: subscribe, or buy the key?Xbox

Toxic Commando Game Pass: subscribe, or buy the key?

The Toxic Commando Game Pass add landed on 12 November. Our price record since late September shows the key route barely moved, which changes what a subscription is worth.

Nov 13, 2026

Top games right now

All rankings →
  1. 1Counter-Strike 2Free
  2. 2Dota 2Free
  3. 3PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDSFree
  4. 4Grand Theft Auto V Legacy—
  5. 5Terraria$2.08
  6. 6Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six SiegeFree
  7. 7Rust$20.19
  8. 8Garry's Mod$6.21
  9. 9Team Fortress 2Free
  10. 10Black Myth: Wukong$35.72
  11. 11HELLDIVERS™ 2$23.99
  12. 12ELDEN RING$38.88
  13. 13Apex Legends™Free
  14. 14Left 4 Dead 2$9.99
  15. 15Stardew Valley$12.11
  16. 16Wallpaper Engine$3.93
  17. 17Cyberpunk 2077$17.99
  18. 18Euro Truck Simulator 2$4.99
  19. 19Dead by Daylight$6.83
  20. 20Red Dead Redemption 2$13.71
  21. 21The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt$9.77
  22. 22Baldur's Gate 3$53.60
  23. 23Phasmophobia$15.19
  24. 24War ThunderFree