BEATVISTA

For little ones and hardcore players alike

BEATVISTA is a single-player rhythm game built from music and music videos entrusted to us by AI video creators and indie game creators. It features 59 tracks today, with more on the way.

Every track gets its own stage

Each track has a stage designed around the world of its music video. The venue's lights and effects follow the video, so every song feels like a different live show.

From one button to HELL

Choose from seven difficulty levels, from BEGINNER to HELL. On the gentler levels, join the show with a single button: sway, nod, and clap along. As the difficulty rises, your role changes to penlights, call-and-response, and bass, until HELL has you hammering dense charts on four keys.

Mini-games made for the music video

Some tracks come with a mini-game built around their music video: help a cicada larva become a cicada just as the lyrics say, or pull off quick costume changes on a Halloween ship. Play with one to four buttons, so even small children can join in.

Rewind a tricky passage and try again

Hold the rewind control to move back through the track, then release it to resume practicing from that point. Return to the section you want to repeat without restarting the whole song. Using rewind turns the run into practice, so it does not count toward track-clear progression.

Make it your own

• Switch between portrait 9:16 and landscape 16:9 layouts.
  
• Remap keys and gamepad buttons.
  
• Play directly with a mouse or a supported touchscreen.
  
• Watch autoplay to learn note patterns and timing.
  
• Use the interface in ten languages, including English and Japanese.