Melody's Escape

While still in Early Access, it has almost no technical errors and the developer is extremely active, so I would recommend it to people who enjoy rhythm games, especially people who are looking for a different type of procedurally-generated music gameplay.

The visuals are quite polished and clear, with a striking and elegant aesthetic; they are also easily modded and customised.

The game is a platformer/runner based on the selected music with a healthy mix of modes, from one-button-at-a-time to rapid button combos that alternate between tapping & holding.

Supports Keyboard or Gamepad

On the other end of the spectrum there was the initially disappointing Audiosurf 2 (though I hear it's gotten better as of writing this review, the abysmal Rhythm Zone (a now de-listed poor guitar hero clone that doesn't even do that part right and takes 5 minutes to review poorly mapped GH-esque layouts), and...honestly I don't know how to classify Hentai Crush: Love Rhythm since I don't know how it plays and I won't be caught dead playing it, either, but after looking through Steam's catalog to refresh my memory of what Rhythm Games exist on steam, it kind of disturbs me to discover that game exists.

The colours are rich without being distracting and can be altered both ingame and via a modding interface, and provide lovely implicit feedback for passing obstacles.