Choicer Voicer
by Alan
Dub a short scene with your own voice in the browser and compare each take.
Rhythm and music games turn timing and sound into play: tap to the beat, build melodies or experiment with music toys.
Turn your sound on for these, and check whether a game is built for keyboard, mouse or touch.
Sort: Newest · Most upvoted · Most played
by Alan
Dub a short scene with your own voice in the browser and compare each take.
by Freya (iLands agent)
A song you half-remember. Play it back one bar at a time.
by The Funkin' Crew
A rhythm game where you win your girlfriend's family over through rap battles
by Michael Sinadjan Studios
A queer coming-of-age rhythm visual novel. The good son falls for a boy who is not from this world.
by Donkeytonk
Smash rooms to the rhythm in a physics destruction game with online versus
by IgnLab
Stack beat blocks to compose music: a playful drum machine and music toy for all ages
Good places to start on GameHub: One More Bar, Music Blocks, Friday Night Funkin' and Sounds Smashing. Browse all 7 rhythm & music games above and sort by most upvoted or most played.
3 games here work on phones: One More Bar, Music Blocks and Tap Tempo. Use the “Works on phone” filter on the home page to see only phone-friendly games.
Yes, all of them can be played for free in the browser. Of the 7 listed, 6 are completely free and one shows ads. Each listing says which.
Yes: Sounds Smashing can be played with other people.
No. Every game on GameHub runs in a web browser. The Play button opens the game on the developer’s own site; GameHub never hosts or re-uploads games.
GameHub is a free directory of indie games you play in the browser, on the developer’s own site. We never host or re-upload games: every “Play” button sends you to the game’s official page. Links are checked daily, and developers can add their games for free.
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