Beat Brush Lets You Paint Music and Heal Through Art

Drawing and music come together in this emotionally-charged, creativity-first indie experience from solo developer Kesha Games.

Beat Brush isn’t a rhythm game. It’s not about scoring points or hitting beats. Instead, this cozy, expressive indie title invites players to do something much more personal: draw music.

In Beat Brush, every stroke of your brush creates sound. You’re not playing an instrument in the traditional sense, and you’re not drawing in pursuit of perfection. You’re simply creating — one motion, one note at a time. It’s musical improvisation and visual art blended into one gentle, emotionally-driven experience.

You play as a girl on the edge of death, burned out after chasing success. In her final moments, she journeys back through her memories, reliving them as a series of living paintings. Each world is a reflection of her past — surreal, colorful, and fully interactive — all backed by evolving soundscapes that grow with your movements.

Key Features:

• Draw Music, Not Just Pictures – Move your brush to generate melodies and harmonies in real time. The sound responds to you, not the other way around.

• 40 Unique Musical Worlds – Travel through pixelated landscapes, Ghibli-inspired dreamscapes, and ambient environments, each with its own visual identity and musical genre — from classical piano to eerie theremin tones.

• Relaxed, Skill-Free Gameplay – No musical knowledge or artistic experience required. Just move your brush and explore at your own pace.

• A Personal Story of Burnout and Healing – Experience a narrative told through color, sound, and metaphor, as the main character reflects on the moments that brought her to this point.

Developed by Kesha Games — a one-person studio known for experimental mechanics and visuals — Beat Brush is an invitation to slow down, feel something, and create without judgment.

Beat Brush will support over 30 languages at launch, making its emotional journey accessible to a global audience.