Rift of the NecroDancer (2025)

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Nintendo Switch · PC (Microsoft Windows)

3.52 from 27 ratings

204 members have it in their collection · 3 playing now · 60 backlogged · 33 wish listed

How long? · with extras 11h (from 2 logged playthroughs)

The NecroDancer's back in a brand new rhythm game spinoff! Help Cadence navigate the modern world while repairing the rifts that have torn her life apart. Do rhythmic battle via rift mode, minigames, and boss battles! All to the beat of a brand new soundtrack from Danny Baranowsky & friends.
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Release dates

  • Feb 05, 2025 (Full Release) (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
  • Mar 27, 2025 (Full Release) (Worldwide) Nintendo Switch

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giopep

Review giopep 4/5 · Jul 30, 2025

I never played Crypt of the Necrodancer because roguethinghies are not for me, but this was clearly made for me and I had so much fun. It’s a smart retooling of the classical rhythm game mechanics that adds a lot of variety in toying with “notes” placement. Also, you have the Punch Out style bosses and the Ulala style minigames, …

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I never played Crypt of the Necrodancer because roguethinghies are not for me, but this was clearly made for me and I had so much fun. It’s a smart retooling of the classical rhythm game mechanics that adds a lot of variety in toying with “notes” placement. Also, you have the Punch Out style bosses and the Ulala style minigames, which are kinda great. So, it’s a good game, nicely challenging, also loved by my daughter, who watched me playing it. And you can play songs added by users. It’s great!

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Kogeta

Review Kogeta 2/5 · Apr 13, 2025

Why it even exist?

This game is about NOTHING, really. Thanks for another Clone Hero, but with limited songs.

After so good Cadence of Hyrule we got this... meh, just meh, best rhythm-based roguelike is dead, kinda....