Fit check
Is ReMix worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Rhythm-game fans who want combat alongside music-based abilities
- Players who prefer choosing among heroes with different fighting styles
- Players who enjoy assembling varied battle setups from recruitable characters and props
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a pure beat-matching game without hero combat or enemy battles
- Players who prefer a fixed protagonist instead of a roster of recruitable musicians
- Players looking for a rhythm game centered on user-created maps or online multiplayer
Our take on ReMix
Its defining structure is the link between musical identity and combat: each hero brings a different rhythm, and that rhythm changes how the hero’s skills function during battles.
What is ReMix?
ReMix is a rhythm action game with roguelike elements.
Players choose heroes with distinct fighting styles and use music-based abilities against void monsters. More than 10 musicians can be recruited to the band, with each bringing different abilities, musical styles, and innate skills. Heroes such as Octavia and Amaya specialize in different forms of music, and their rhythms affect how skills work. Hundreds of props provide varied effects that can be combined for different battle setups. Continued fights reveal more of the world and its characters while advancing the story about the void monsters.
How ReMix plays
- 01Recruitable musicians
- The band can include more than 10 musicians with distinct abilities, musical styles, and innate skills.
- 02Rhythm-based abilities
- Different heroes bring different rhythms, and those rhythms change the effects of their skills.
- 03Combinable battle props
- Hundreds of props offer varied effects that can be mixed into different combat combinations.
- 04Story-driven exploration
- Fighting through void monsters gradually reveals information about the world and its characters.
ReMix compared to similar games
ReMix combines rhythm-based abilities with hero combat, recruitable musicians, story progression, and mixable battle props. Intralism focuses on matching arcs to music, with player-created beatmaps, online multiplayer, and global rankings. The other listed games do not describe the same rhythm-combat workflow.
ReMix: platforms & release
Is ReMix worth it?
It is worth it if: rhythm-game fans who want combat alongside music-based abilities. Skip it if: players seeking a pure beat-matching game without hero combat or enemy battles.
Where can I download ReMix?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens ReMix's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is ReMix on?
Windows only.
