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Music Rush is a 1-tap infinite and rhythmic runner where you play with iconic music stars and try to reach the highest stage in your career, while the song and the scenery evolve as you reach higher scores.

Try out 15 original songs and find out the genre you that fits you best!
- Electronic
- Rock
- Disco
- Pop
- K-Pop
- Classic
- Samba
- Latina
- Reggae
- Rap
- Medieval
- Dungeon
- Country

Try out amazing power-ups that affect your musical experience and much more!

Game Tips and Instructions for Music Rush

Left Click or space to jump.
Right Click, Shift or Ctrl for using power ups (when available)
Left Click to navigate through buttons

Gameplay at a Glance

19 unique songs with infinite replayability
52 character skins
Daily Challenge with a specifc level and rewards every day.
Obstacles and hidden traps that always keep you challenged!

Who is the person or company that created this game?

The company credited with developing this game is Canvas Ink Games.

Under which genre does this game fall?

This game belongs to the Agility, Casual type.

Does the game use a specific game development library for physics or collision detection?

The game is built using the WebGL game development library.

Are there any instances of blood or gore in the game?

No, there is no blood-related imagery in Music Rush.

Is this game family-friendly?

Yes, Music Rush is made for a kids' age group.

What labels are attached to this game?

The labels used to categorize this game include: arcade, musical, pixelart, retro, runner.

Is the game mobile-compatible for both iOS and Android users?

Yes, Music Rush is available for play on mobile devices.

Is there a gender-specific target for this game?

The intended gender group for this game is Male & Female.

Is there any cruelty in the game?

No, cruelty is not a part of Music Rush's mechanics or storyline.