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2014PC72 % positive2.99 €

You guide a line through a space disco course using just one button, so precise timing decides everything. It is quick to pick up but hard to master, and up to four players can compete on the same couch.

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)
Distinctive, stylised art style
Sci-fi setting
Co-op or multiplayer

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The closest matches for One More Line are Synth Riders, Intralism and Just Shapes & Beats. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes One More Line special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Synth Riders

91 %Match

2018PlayStation92 % positive24.99 €

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)
Gameplay comes before story
Distinctive, stylised art style

A VR rhythm game where you sweep both hands through notes in flowing, dance-like motions. Custom song support and an active multiplayer community keep it fresh for a long time.

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Intralism

Challenging difficulty

A fast, punishing rhythm game where you hit notes arriving from different directions in time with the music using precise key presses. Custom maps and online multiplayer extend its replay value.

Just Shapes & Beats

Co-op or multiplayer

A rhythm-driven bullet-hell where you dodge geometric hazards perfectly synced to an electrifying soundtrack. It shines in chaotic, frantic co-op sessions with friends.

SpeedRunners

Co-op or multiplayer

A fast-paced multiplayer platformer-racer where up to four players swing, jump and use nasty pick-ups to push rivals off-screen. Tight controls and chaotic head-to-head matches keep every round tense.

Amplitude

Sci-fi setting

A fast-paced Harmonix rhythm game where you pilot a ship across multiple note lanes, hitting notes in time with electronic tracks. The reboot of the classic focuses on precise beatmatching, glowing neon visuals and a strong soundtrack.

Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s

Challenging difficulty

A rhythm game played with a guitar controller, built around a setlist of 80s-style rock songs. You hit scrolling notes in time and work your way from small clubs to big stages, solo or in head-to-head play with friends.

Dance Dance Revolution

Co-op or multiplayer

The pioneering dance game: you step on the arrow panels of a dance pad in time with the music, chasing combos and high scores. Catchy songs and rising difficulty make it a physical rhythm workout, also fun with two players.

Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock

Co-op or multiplayer

Grab a plastic guitar and hit notes in time to rock classics, ranging from easy warm-ups to infamously brutal solos like 'Through the Fire and Flames'. Boss guitar duels, local co-op and a battle mode made it a party staple.

DJ Hero

Distinctive, stylised art style

A rhythm game where you play a turntable controller to mix mashups, scratch records and work the crossfader between tracks. The fun comes from precise timing and the feeling of being a DJ.

Osu!

Challenging difficulty

A free rhythm classic where you click circles, trace sliders and spin spinners to the beat, backed by a massive community, endless user-made beatmaps and global leaderboards. It's all about precision and reflexes, with a skill ceiling that goes from casual to brutally demanding.