The mobile gaming scene has often been missing a vibrant rhythm game presence, with notable exceptions like Space Ape's Beatstar. However, a surprising revival has hit the scene with the release of Rhythm Control 2 on Android, bringing back the beloved original from 2012.

For those who remember, Rhythm Control 2 is a sequel to the chart-topping game that dominated in Japan and Sweden over a decade ago. This new iteration introduces players to a fresh take on rhythm gaming, featuring tracks from a diverse range of artists including Bit Shifter, YMCK, Boeoes Kaelstigen, and Slagsmålsklubben from both Western and Japanese music scenes.

Instead of the traditional falling icons, Rhythm Control 2 challenges players to tap on six nodes in succession. As the game progresses, the patterns become more complex, adding twists and turns that keep the gameplay engaging and demanding.

**Control yourself**

Rhythm Control 2 is a refreshing addition to the mobile rhythm game genre. While games like Beatstar have their charm, they often play it safe with song selections. Rhythm Control 2, on the other hand, offers the thrill of chasing high scores and the unique challenge of mastering obscure Japanese techno tracks, which can ignite a deep interest in niche music genres.

If rhythm games aren't your cup of tea, why not explore other new mobile releases? Check out our latest list of the top five new mobile games to try this week. And for those looking to stay ahead in the gaming world, don't miss our article, "Ahead of the Game."