Popular recommended music game apps

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Here’s a selection of popular rhythm game apps, ranging from quick, casual picks you can play in short breaks to instrument-style games that band members will love.

From well-known arcade titles like Taiko no Tatsujin and jubeat plus to apps that let you play using your favorite songs or videos, as well as simulators for instruments like Vocaloid, guitar, and piano—most are free to play at least at the basic level.

Melody Game

Play music from around the world | Magic Piano

Magic Piano “Let it go”

From Bruno Mars to Mozart, this is the most popular piano app that lets you easily play famous songs. In this game, you perform piano pieces by pressing one to four bubble-like marks that fall from the top in sequence. As someone who can’t play the piano, I was like, “Whoa, that’s awesome...” Even though you’re just pressing the falling marks with one to four fingers, it feels like you’re really playing the piano! Haha. I kept playing because it was so fun, and time just flew by! Haha. It might feel a bit lacking for people who can actually play the piano, but for those who can’t, I think it’s a really enjoyable game.

Magic Piano by Smule
Category: Music Free iOS Universal Rating: 2.36084
iPhone / iPad Android

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Eagles and Michael Jackson’s timeless hits played | Power Piano

Simple controls: just tap the screen in time with the accompaniment. In SOLO mode, you can freely play the piano, and recording/playback is also available. HARD mode offers a level of difficulty comparable to playing a real piano.

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Guitar Game

Finger stretches for short breaks | Guitar Finger Training R

Perfect for when you can’t play a guitar but have a little spare time to stretch your fingers. You can use your iPhone like a guitar fretboard and do stretches in a game-like way.