rhythm games
Stage Tour Adds The Rolling Stones, Smash Mouth, And Muse To Its Growing Setlist
RedOctane Games is continuing its slow roll reveal of the Stage Tour setlist, this time adding three songs that could not be much further apart on the rhythm game spectrum without one of them being a ...
Stage Tour Adds The Cure, Radiohead, And Bad Omens To Its Growing Soundtrack
One of the biggest questions surrounding any music game isn’t how the instruments feel, it’s whether the soundtrack can keep players coming back. Stage Tour continues to answer that questi...
Stage Tour Cranks Up The Metal With Three New Tracks From Mastodon, Mammoth, And Beast In Black
RedOctane Games has unveiled three more songs for its upcoming rhythm game, Stage Tour, continuing its weekly setlist reveals with a trio of tracks that should give virtual guitarists and drummers ple...
Stage Tour Is Headed To San Diego Comic-Con WithA Playable Demo, New Songs, And A Dark Horse Comic
Rhythm games have spent the last decade searching for a comeback. While titles like Fortnite Festival and Clone Hero have kept the genre alive, many players are still waiting for a true successor to t...
CRKD Unveils Limited Edition Olive Drab Gibson Les Paul Guitar Controller Ahead of Stage Tour
Rhythm game fans have another reason to dust off their virtual guitars. CRKD has announced the CRKD x Gibson Les Paul Olive Drab Pro Edition Guitar Controller, a new limited edition model that not onl...
Stage Tour Is Bringing Rhythm Games Back To Center Stage
Rhythm games have spent the last decade surviving largely on the passion of dedicated communities. While the rest of the industry chased battle royales, extraction shooters, and live-service everythin...
CRKD Is Bringing The Band Back Together With New Drum-Kit Controller for 2026
CRKD, the boutique gaming hardware maker known for its high-quality, collectible controllers, is once again striking a chord with rhythm game fans. Fresh off the success of its officially licensed Gib...
Best Rhythm Games to Play Online
Rhythm games have been around for a while. Born in Japan, they came to the West in the 90s. And took the market by storm. Tapping buttons to the tracks and identifying patterns was a novel concept bac...