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The most played rhythm games on Foundplay right now are Play, Maestro!, Crit The Beat and Tempo. All 13 here are free and play in your browser with no download, and 8 of them work on a phone.

13 games · Updated October 15, 2026 · Most played first

Rhythm games ask you to act on the beat: press, tap, type or move in time with the music. Some are straight rhythm games where notes scroll toward you; others put music into another kind of game, like RPG battles played to a beat, racing to songs you choose, or shooting in time with a track. Good headphones help, and most let you adjust timing if your keyboard or screen lags a little.

Foundplay lists 13 rhythm games, every one an original game that its creator hosts on their own site, so Play takes you straight to them. After Play, Maestro!, Crit The Beat and Tempo, the most played are Don Bass Idols, OnBeat and Friday Night Funkin'. The newest ones are Seedsong and LightRide. Of these 13, 8 work on a phone and 2 are marked as multiplayer. New games come out on Foundplay at 6 AM and 6 PM Pacific, and any that fit this tag join this page. The list below is sorted by plays and changes as people play.

Questions

What are the most popular rhythm games?
By plays on Foundplay: Play, Maestro!, Crit The Beat, Tempo, Don Bass Idols and OnBeat. The list on this page is sorted most played first.
Which rhythm games work on phones?
8 of the 13 are marked as playable on a phone, including Play, Maestro!, Crit The Beat and Tempo. Each game's page says whether it works on a phone or needs a keyboard.
Are these games free?
Yes. Every game on Foundplay is free to play in a web browser, with nothing to download. Play opens the game on its creator's own site; some creators offer optional extras there.
Do rhythm games work with sound off?
Not well. Turn the sound on, and check the game's settings for a timing or latency option if the notes feel off.