Open now · By request
Beat Brush: Draw music playtest
by Kesha Games
Nothing to see here. Just a Steam page for a game where you draw music
It's free to ask. The developer chooses who gets in.
- Access
- By request
- Planned release
- Coming soon
- Developer
- Kesha Games
- Platforms
- Windows
- Players
- Single-player
- Languages
- Arabic, Bulgarian, Czech, Danish and 26 more
How to join the Beat Brush: Draw music playtest
- Open the game's Steam page with the Request access button. Sign in to Steam if it asks.
- Request access to the Beat Brush: Draw music playtest there. It's free and doesn't commit you to anything.
- The developer lets players in, often in batches, so it can take a while. Steam emails you when you're in, and the playtest appears in your library.
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How AI is used
AI was used to create concept art. I'm making the game alone, with no budget, so it was necessary to speed up the process. However, the music, final artwork, code, animations, and script were all made by hand
The developer's own words, from Steam.
About Beat Brush: Draw music
During a difficult period, I started drawing patterns on canvases — just like I used to doodle in the margins of my notebooks as a kid. It helped me calm down. A year later, that habit became a game.
Music is a core part of Beat Brush. In most music games, you follow the rhythm — but here it works the other way around. The music adapts to how you draw. The game tracks brush position, movement direction, and other parameters. It creates the feeling that you're not just drawing — you're painting music.
Instead of notebook margins, the game has dozens of canvases. Each with its own visual style, mood, and sound. Together they tell the story of a girl named Mia, who burned out at work — and found herself again through creativity.
You don't need to know how to draw. You don't need to know how to compose music. Just draw any patterns and unwind. And in between — decorate your studio, take care of your cat, and meet the visitors who come to buy your art.
From the game's Steam page.
