Your music becomes a level
Rythmo Bille is a rhythm platformer: a ball jumps from platform to platform, and every platform is a musical note. Land exactly on the beat and you are the one playing the melody.
The idea fits in one sentence, but it changes everything: instead of following a level designed in advance, you play the music you love. The game analyses a song, finds the notes of the melody and turns them into platforms placed exactly when each note should sound. Higher notes sit higher on screen; the faster the notes come, the earlier you have to jump.
What you can do
Import your music
An MP3, a WAV, a MIDI file or a MusicXML score: the game's AI turns it into a level in seconds, right on your device. How it works
Play to the beat
Jump, hold to jump higher, bounce, chain PERFECT landings and push your score multiplier up to ×8. The rules
Take on other players
Live duels, in ranked games with Elo and ranks (from Silver to Maestro), unranked, or with friends using a room code. Multiplayer
Build your own levels
A full editor to place platforms, pick their notes, add spikes, then publish the level for the community. The editor
Four songs composed for the game
You don't need your own music to get started: four original levels are waiting, from the calmest to the fastest.
| Song | Style | Tempo | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minuit Néon | Synthwave | 128 BPM | ◆◇◇◇ — to learn the ropes |
| Rivage Chromé | Synth-pop | 140 BPM | ◆◆◇◇ — dotted rhythms |
| Pulsar | Electro | 152 BPM | ◆◆◆◇ — big jumps |
| Hypervitesse | Drum & bass | 170 BPM | ◆◆◆◆ — for experts |
Each song comes in four difficulties (Easy, Normal, Hard, Extreme) and has its own worldwide leaderboard.
Made for everyone
- Free, nothing to install: the game runs in your browser, on computers and phones alike. An Android app is on its way.
- In 8 languages: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Hindi and Arabic.
- Your music stays with you: imported files are analysed on your device and never uploaded. If you publish a level, only the notes are shared.
- Beginner-friendly: a bot shows how to play a level perfectly, a ghost ball helps you keep the rhythm, and the "infinite lives" mode lets you practise with no pressure.
Where to start?
- Play Minuit Néon on Normal to get the feel of it.
- Read how to play to master held jumps and bounces.
- Import your favourite song and see what the AI makes of it.
- When you feel ready, jump into a ranked game.