- September 30, 2021
- Rhythmical Badass
BEATris
78%Game Brain Score
music, graphics
gameplay
89% User Score 38 reviews
Platforms
About
Beatris is a puzzle-based rhythm game. Feel the rhythm as you bash the blocks with the power of music! Enjoy various levels with unique soundtracks. Make and share your own level on Steam Workshop.




Audience ScoreBased on 38 reviews
music14 positive mentions
- The game offers a unique twist on the classic Tetris formula by incorporating rhythm-based gameplay, making it engaging and fun.
- The music is catchy and enhances the overall experience, with many players expressing interest in the soundtrack.
- The visual presentation is distinct and accessible, making it easy to understand the gameplay mechanics after a few rounds.
- The game suffers from a lack of content and modes, limiting replayability and variety for players.
- Some players find the controls janky and the speed of the blocks overwhelming, leading to frustration rather than enjoyment.
- The community is small, and the game has not seen significant updates since 2018, raising concerns about its long-term development.
music
36 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is widely praised for being catchy and enjoyable, with many players expressing a desire to purchase the soundtrack. It effectively enhances the gameplay experience, particularly in its unique blend of Tetris mechanics and rhythm, although some players noted a lack of variety due to limited modes and a small community. Overall, the music contributes significantly to the game's appeal, making it a fun choice for those who enjoy rhythm-based challenges.
“The music is really catchy and feels familiar even though it's all new to me, and I'd actually consider paying for the soundtrack if it was available.”
“It's Tetris, powered by your music.”
“Well, this brings back memories! You got your good old classic Tetris mixed with music, which is awesome, and while you're jamming to the beat, the blocks on later levels move with it.”
“However, the community of this game is very small, which is seen by the number of songs available in the workshop.”
“In the end, I wish that the community will grow bigger since at the moment it seems to slowly die, which is seen in the amount of new songs made.”
“It's kind of jarring to go from tasty jams or finishing a song to just nothing.”