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Music and puzzle games have always got on pretty well. We\u2019re thinking of the blissful zen of Lumines, or the throbbing techno of Tetris Effect: Connected<\/strong>. One reason they mesh so well is because puzzle games are all-consuming: you\u2019re focused on the task at hand, and music is pretty much the only sensory stimulus that can sneak its way in. Oh, and when you complete a puzzle, Peggle-style<\/strong>, there\u2019s not much better than a musical fanfare to soundtrack your success.<\/p>\n

But as much as music and puzzles have shacked up together in the past, we can\u2019t recall a game that welds them together as tightly as Rytmos. A puzzle game from debut game makers Floppy Club, it\u2019s a supersonic journey through global music, using puzzle games as the conductor\u2019s baton. If it sounds pretentious, you needn\u2019t worry: it\u2019s just as fun and pulsating as Lumines or Tetris Effect: Connected \u2013 you just happen to learn something as you solve it.\u00a0<\/p>\n