Rank 01Games like Maestro
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- Updated Nov 2, 2026
Players who liked Maestro also play
The closest matches to Maestro: Maestro VR, Beat Saber, Ragnarock, Pistol Whip, and Drums Rock. Ranked by imho.run from Steam co-play data, shared tags and reviews.
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Rank 02- $19.99 (Price checked Nov 2)
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Pistol Whip
Why this: Also Soundtrack and Music, like Maestro.
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Dead as Disco
Why this: Shares rhythm game and unlockable content with Maestro.
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KALPA: Cosmic Symphony
Why this: Shares rhythm game and replayability with Maestro.
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- Released: 2024
- Developer: Double Jack
- Price: $24.99checked Nov 2
- 98% of 228 reviews
- Genres: Indie, Simulation, Casual
- Platforms: Windows
Players highlight
- Classical music comes alive through motion
- Conducting famous classical pieces like requiem and carmina burana
- Conducting feels physically rewarding
- Contemplative
- Cozy
- Emotional
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Cheaper alternatives
Games in the same vein priced at least 40% below Maestro at current Steam store prices.
DrumBeats VR
Why this: Also Music and Rhythm, like Maestro.
BAZOOKA: Rhythm Game
Why this: Shares rhythm game and achievement hunting with Maestro.
Master Lemon: The Quest for Iceland
Why this: Explores atmospheric, like Maestro.
Beatblock
Why this: Shares rhythm game and replayability with Maestro.
Rez Infinite
Why this: Also Rhythm and VR, like Maestro.
Rita
Why this: Shares achievement hunting with Maestro.
About Maestro
The closest matches to Maestro: Maestro VR, Beat Saber, Ragnarock, Pistol Whip, and Drums Rock. Ranked by imho.run from Steam co-play data, shared tags and reviews.
If Maestro is your kind of game, the closest matches are Maestro VR, Beat Saber and Ragnarock — picked from the ranked list below. Reviewers describe it as contemplative, cozy and emotional, and single out its achievement hunting and difficulty scaling. Each pick is ranked by what players of this game also play, shared genres and tags, and review-mined similarity — not a generic popularity list.
About Maestro: Maestro is a unique VR rhythm game where you conduct a symphonic orchestra using just your hands. Every gesture matters, your hands are precisely tracked to keep the tempo, cue the instruments, and shape the music in real time. The music is yours to direct, not to follow.
Is Maestro worth buying?
Players recommend it
A summary of what players say, not a promise you'll like it. Every signal is listed below.
- 98% of 228 Steam reviews are positive.
- We don't track this game's daily reviews yet, so this is the all-time picture.
- Price: $24.99 (checked Nov 8).
- People who recommend it had played a median of 3 h when they wrote their review.
- Not supported on Steam Deck.
What fans praise · Themes mined from positive reviews
- Classical music comes alive through motion
- Conducting famous classical pieces like requiem and carmina burana
- Conducting feels physically rewarding
- Feels like a real conductors podium
Top critical reviews
The most up-voted negative English reviews in our sample, quoted as written.
“While the idea of the game is great, execution is too lacking in audio. You have an orchestra around you, as you are conducting the music, but audio is not spatial, so it does not match to the orchestra around you breaking the immersion…”
People who play it also play: Maestro VR, Beat Saber, Ragnarock
Frequently asked about Maestro
Can I run it?
Does Maestro work on Steam Deck?
Maestro is currently rated Unsupported on Steam Deck. It may not launch or may have significant issues that block normal play.
How much does Maestro cost?
Maestro is listed on Steam at 24.99 USD (current store price; Steam sales may reduce this temporarily).
What games are most similar to Maestro?
Based on Steam play patterns and shared genres/tags, the games most often recommended alongside Maestro are Maestro VR, Beat Saber, Ragnarock.
Who developed Maestro?
Maestro was developed by Double Jack and published by Double Jack, Creature Label.