Dancing Line

About Dancing Line

Dancing Line is a single player action game. It was developed by Somnartis 夙艺 and was released on May 31, 2026. It received very positive reviews from players.

Dancing Line combines fast-paced gameplay with a carefully selected soundtrack to create an experience like no other. Featuring different worlds of increasing difficulty, each one paints a unique picture and evokes different emotions. The key is to not only watch for obstacles and traps, but also play to the music. Listen to the beat and the melody, and after a short while you will find yourself d…

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95%Audience ScoreBased on 117 reviews

music7 positive mentions

monetization9 negative mentions

Nostalgic and fun rhythm gameplay that remains enjoyable years after its initial release.
PC version removes ads, energy systems, and microtransactions from mobile, offering unlimited tries and all free levels except DLC.
Good optimization and performance on a wide range of devices including support for controllers and Steam Deck.

Some levels feel awkward or outdated on widescreen displays with noticeable empty spaces and lack of widescreen polish.
The removal and reintroduction of the Guide Line feature and Training Mode has caused community frustration, affecting difficulty balance and achievement satisfaction.
Missing some original mobile content like Alan Walker levels and new DLC pricing is seen as expensive and greedy by some players.

monetization
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
29% positive mentions, 7% neutral mentions, 64% negative mentions
The game offers a monetization model free of ads, microtransactions, and energy limitations, providing all core levels for free except for DLC content. Players appreciate the nostalgic experience without interruptions or paywalls, making the full purchase feel like a great deal compared to the ad-filled mobile version. Overall, the removal of ads and intrusive monetization is highly praised and enhances gameplay enjoyment.
- “There are no more microtransactions involving real money, and the levels are free to play (except for the DLC/mystery). It's great not to have to use bank or gift cards for levels or in-game currency.”
- “There are no ads, no cube limitations, and all maps are available. Purchasing the game is a great deal.”
- “Pure nostalgia with no ads and tons of levels.”
- “Absolutely loved this game on mobile before it got riddled with ads and it's so nostalgic being able to play it again.”
- “The mobile game is free and it runs ads, so spend your money only if you truly want to keep the game and play it almost daily or grind a lot on this game.”
- “I just wish the company would make better games without limiting play or ads on mobile.”
music
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
64% positive mentions, 9% neutral mentions, 27% negative mentions
The music in the game is highly praised, with many users rating it 10/10 and describing it as enjoyable, nostalgic, and a standout feature alongside artistic visuals. While some specific tracks like the Alan Walker songs are missed, the overall soundtrack is considered one of the best in rhythm games, enhancing the fun and immersive experience.
- “I'd say the music is a 10/10, all of these songs I enjoy (besides the 2 Taylor Swift songs I put on mute).”
- “This is the best music game ever besides Rhythm Heaven games, and the artistic visuals are very nice.”
- “Very fun and nostalgic game with an amazing soundtrack to accompany.”
- “There are still no credits for the music composers, level designers, or anyone else.”
- “Although the chances are slim, is it possible to get the Alan Walker songs back?”
- “If not, then all you need to know is you only need to tap/press to the music.”
gameplay
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
57% positive mentions, 43% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The gameplay is highly praised for its engaging, fun, and challenging levels, with a 10/10 rating from users. The recent addition of a training mode enhances the experience by allowing players to practice and master rhythms. Overall, the gameplay maintains the core appeal of the original mobile version, offering fair and enjoyable mechanics on a larger screen.
- “Introducing the training mode last week was a great step toward healthy hardcore gameplay: you practice, memorize the rhythm, and then beat the level yourself.”
- “A lot of these levels have fun gameplay and unique visuals/ideas that make you want to play more!”
- “I first discovered it through a strange ad in October, but after trying it, I immediately fell in love with the gameplay.”
graphics
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
57% positive mentions, 14% neutral mentions, 29% negative mentions
The game features a charming low-poly graphical style that many players find enjoyable and artistically appealing, complementing its music well. While the visuals are praised for their uniqueness and fun design, some users note that the graphics show limitations when viewed on larger screens, particularly since levels remain unchanged from the mobile version. Overall, the graphics effectively enhance the gameplay experience despite minor imperfections.
- “I really like the style of this game; the low poly graphics just make me happy, I don't know why.”
- “The artistic visuals are very nice and complement the music well.”
- “Fun game with very enjoyable music and a cool graphical style; I dig it.”
- “There are no max graphics or statistics like in Dancing Line: Community Edition (which is strange because this port is literally just DLCE).”
- “The levels are completely unchanged from their mobile counterparts, and in some ways that is a pro; but on the big screen, the cracks in the visuals start to show.”
optimization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The game is well-optimized, running smoothly even on lower-spec PCs, with efficient 3D levels, lighting, and post-processing effects. Users appreciate the performance and rebinding support, while hoping for further optimization in future updates.
- “The game runs smoothly, and there is rebinding support, which is always a plus.”
- “Even though I have a PC with lower specs than the minimum requirements, this game is surprisingly optimized, which makes it very enjoyable.”
- “I really hope future updates bring more optimized 3D levels, bloom, lighting, and post-processing effects.”
story
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The story aspect is enhanced by mission-based objectives, which provide engaging tasks like starting the game, dying a set number of times, or collecting diamonds, adding variety and motivation to gameplay.
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
Users note that the game’s grind is present but less intense compared to previous versions, partly replacing microtransactions with a more manageable leveling process.