Vibe Together - Official Announcement Trailer - IGN
Here's your look at the announcement trailer for Vibe Together, an upcoming multiplayer music-making game. It is a hybrid game and music software that is built around exploration and discovery. Vibe Together will be available on Steam in 2027. A demo is coming soon.Build songs in a new way by connecting objects together! A visual music sandbox for you to create solo or with friends. No music experience needed. Share what you make with the community and turn each song into a level you can play in different experiences like a rhythm game or a bullet heaven. Instead of arranging clips on a timeline, players build together in a shared space of placed nodes and connections. Music is visualized: rhythm is defined by the distance between objects, and pitch is shown by color. Signals travel along the connections, triggering beats and melodies as they reach each node. Players can see how their song works and reshape it while it plays, alone or with up to seven other people.
Here's your look at the announcement trailer for Vibe Together, an upcoming multiplayer music-making game. It is a hybrid game and music software that is built around exploration and discovery. Vibe Together will be available on Steam in 2027. A demo is coming soon.
Build songs in a new way by connecting objects together! A visual music sandbox for you to create solo or with friends. No music experience needed. Share what you make with the community and turn each song into a level you can play in different experiences like a rhythm game or a bullet heaven.
Instead of arranging clips on a timeline, players build together in a shared space of placed nodes and connections. Music is visualized: rhythm is defined by the distance between objects, and pitch is shown by color. Signals travel along the connections, triggering beats and melodies as they reach each node. Players can see how their song works and reshape it while it plays, alone or with up to seven other people.
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