Play Beatblock in Your Browser

About Beatblock

Beatblock is a rhythm-action game developed by BubbleTabby and published by SKY HOUR WORKS. It was released on Steam in September 2025, where it carries an Early Access label.

The idea fits in a sentence: the music comes at you from every side. You sit at the center of the screen with a paddle, notes travel in toward you from different directions, and you turn the paddle to meet each one in time with the track. Its Steam page promises levels that look simple but hide a few tricks, and each one has its own theme and visual style.

How it runs in your browser

This is an unofficial web port by sunsuke, hosted on wasm.rip. It plays right here on this page through the player above, with no download or install.

Save support isn’t listed for this port, so level progress and scores may not be kept after you close the tab. It’s single-player only.

Because the official game is still in Early Access, this browser version may not match the latest Steam build. If you like it, the Steam release is where updates and new content will appear.

Controls and devices

The port is for computers; phones and tablets aren’t supported, and controller support isn’t listed. A key list isn’t published here, so follow the game’s own prompts and settings when it starts.

Rhythm games depend on timing, so a few general habits help in any browser:

• Close other heavy tabs and apps before you play.
• Use wired headphones or speakers. Bluetooth audio often adds a small delay that can throw off your timing.
• Play in full screen if you can, so nothing else on the page pulls your attention.
• If notes feel slightly early or late, look for an audio offset or calibration option in the game’s settings.

Who it’s for

Beatblock suits players who like rhythm games built around a single, easy-to-learn action that gets harder through patterns and speed. It also works as a way to try the game before deciding on the Steam version.