#rhythm games

With the rise of mobile rhythm games over the years, we know that there are a lot to choose from. So if you're out there looking for games to jam out with while playing or maybe just to really kill time, then you may want to check out these five games we listed for you! Cytus II Cytus II is a sequel to Rayark Games' famous rhythm game, Cytus. Cytus II includes over 300 charts, a total of 100+ high-quality songs (35+ in base game, 70+ as IAP), and a unique "Active Judgement Line" rhythm game playstyle feature. Lost in Harmony Lost in Harmony is a rhythm game that comes with two stories: to help M.I.R.A.I.'s escape his destiny and to help Kaito save Aya on a journey. Arcaea If you're up for some rhythm games that have a pretty broody story, then try Arcaea. Deemo From the same fellas who created Cytus, Deemo is also a rhythm game that follows the story of a mysterious character named, well, Demo, and his journey to help this little that fell from the sky to go back to her world. Senator Paolo Benigno "Bam" Aquino IV has rejected calls for a blanket ban on video games following the deadly shooting at a high school in Tacloban City, saying there is no proven link between video games and school violence. Read more in our articles including "5 Mobile Rhythm Games You Should Try Today" and "Bam Aquino backs School Safety Bill over Video Game Ban".