Chainsaw Dance

Enjoy Playing Chainsaw Dance

Chainsaw Dance is this cool little indie rhythm game that pulls a ton of inspiration from the Chainsaw Man manga. You watch Denji and the gang bust moves in charming pixel-art while you hit prompts to keep up with some seriously catchy tracks. The look is throwback to old-school dance titles, but the over-the-top Chainsaw Man humor and animations give it its own identity.

The fun bit is how it captures the series’ wild energy without using any of the official songs—these tunes are fan-made, but they nail that chaotic, high-octane vibe. As you play, you’ll find yourself fumbling at first to time everything right, especially once the tempo picks up. It all comes together in this whirlwind of button taps that feels like pure Denji-style mayhem.

People who stumbled across it online couldn’t resist diving in, since it so perfectly mirrors the story’s playful unpredictability. Whether you know every twist of the manga or you’re just curious about the style, it’s a neat showcase of how a fan-driven project can stretch familiar material into something fresh and lively.

Even if rhythm games aren’t usually your thing, Chainsaw Dance has a way of pulling you in for “just one more round.” It’s quirky, it’s energetic, and it might surprise you how fast you get hooked on its brand of pixelated chaos.