Games like Muse Dash

Steam reviews

What players say

Most players recommend it for its fun two-button rhythm gameplay, strong music and cute art, but many say most songs and extras are locked behind the paid Muse Plus pass.

Many players praise the simple two-button controls, which are easy to learn but become very hard on higher difficulties, and the large, varied song library. Several like the collaborations with other franchises and the frequent updates, and the base game is cheap on sale. The main complaint is the paywall: the base game holds only a small share of songs, and reviewers say it feels like a demo until they buy Muse Plus, which costs much more than the base game. Some reviewers also object to the sexualised character designs and fanservice, though others say it is easy to hide them with settings or skins. Recent reviews are more negative about changes to the DLC, including a replaced pass and a downgrade for players who missed an earlier bundle, and some say chart quality has slipped.

Who it suits

Suits players who enjoy rhythm games, want a cheap, simple game to pick up, and don't mind anime-style suggestive art or are willing to pay for the expansion.

Who should skip it

Should skip it if they want a complete game from the base version alone, dislike sexualised character art, or expect custom charts and a fair price for all songs.

Short vs. long playtime: Players with hundreds of hours, who have bought the full pass, mostly praise the content and value, while those who stopped at the base game focus on the paywall; recent players also raise the DLC changes.

Summarised by AI from 80 Steam reviews (English, helpful and recent), as of Oct 28, 2026.