Music Maniaz
Play the drums in a rhythm game anyone can pick up, packed with lo-fi. (Over 20 lo-fi songs alone!) 50+ original tracks across all kinds of genres! Besides drums, play Melody and All Mix at three difficulties! Add your own favorite songs, auto-generate the chart, and play as much as you want!
MusicManiaz is an easy-to-pick-up rhythm game where you play along to a wide variety of lo-fi tracks on drums.
The game includes over 20 lo-fi tracks, with more than 50 songs available from the start when other genres are included.
In addition to the original soundtrack, you can also import your own favorite songs and automatically generate playable charts for them, letting you enjoy your music as much as you like.
Please only use music that you have legally obtained and are permitted to use for personal purposes.
※ The video states that the demo is currently available, but it has not been released yet. The demo will be available soon.
How to Play
Choose a song from the song selection screen, select a PLAY PART and difficulty, then press START to begin.
In addition to Drums, PLAY PART also lets you choose Melody or All Mix.
Once the song begins, press the corresponding button when the notes reach the white timing frame.
Your timing accuracy determines whether you receive a Perfect, Great, Good, or Miss judgment.
Miss too many notes and your life will run out, causing you to fail the song before it ends.
Aim for #1 on the Steam Leaderboards!
Your scores are recorded on the Steam leaderboards.
Master each song, improve your score, and aim for the #1 spot!
Add Your Own Songs
From the MY SONGS tab, select ADD SONG to import your own music and play it in MusicManiaz.
Charts are generated automatically, so you can even turn songs by your favorite artists into playable rhythm-game tracks.
Imported audio files and generated charts are stored only on your PC. They are not uploaded to Steam Cloud or submitted to the leaderboards.
One small wording note: I changed “Steam Ranking” to “Steam Leaderboards”, since that’s the terminology Steam normally uses.