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Features on the game soundtracks that stay with you, and how rhythm games source their music. We do not host audio; every pointer goes to an official source. Explore the rest ofRhapsodic for game guides and gear too.

4 features·Kept by Noa Kestrel·Newest change July 31, 2026How credits are verified

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Great video game soundtracks, and why they last

What makes a video game soundtrack last, from the themes of Zelda and Final Fantasy to the adaptive scores of NieR Automata and the mood of Journey and Celeste.

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How rhythm games get their music

Where rhythm games get their music: licensed tracks, original in-house composition, and community-made charts, how the copyright picture really works, and what it means for players.

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Game soundtracks to start with

New to game music? A handful of accessible, acclaimed soundtracks to start with across different moods, and where to hear them officially.

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The artists behind rhythm-game original music

A look at the composers and producers whose original tracks define rhythm games: Camellia, t+pazolite, xi, Danny Baranowsky, Koven, and how featured-artist programs work.

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