Phira is a stunning, community-driven rhythm game that will feel very familiar to fans of Phigros. The 'judgment line' in this game is alive—it moves, rotates, and disappears, forcing you to keep your eyes on the entire screen rather than just the bottom. It turns every song into a visual performance as much as a musical challenge.
The best part about Phira is its openness. The community-created charts are of an incredibly high quality, and the variety of music genres is staggering. The touch response is perfect, which is vital for the higher difficulty levels where you're tapping and sliding at lightning speeds. It’s a must-download for any rhythm game enthusiast looking for a high-skill, visually artistic experience.
Available on: iPhone, iPad, iPod
Version 0.6.7Sun Jan 26 2025
Phira v0.6.7
- Add cache management in settings
- Improve localization
- Improve RPE text support
- Fix black screen bug
Phira is a non-commercial community-driven rhythm game, inspired by Phigros, developed with Rust.
More contents (competitive events, official charts and story mode) coming soon!
Requires iOS 12.0.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.Phira is a non-commercial community-driven rhythm game, inspired by Phigros, developed with Rust.
More contents (competitive events, official charts and story mode) coming soon!




Phira is a stylized rhythm game that challenges your reflexes and musicality. Unlike traditional rhythm games, Phira features a dynamic judgment line that can move in any direction, rotate, and even change shape based on the music. With a vast library of community-uploaded tracks and charts, players can experience a near-infinite variety of challenges. The game features a clean, minimalistic UI and supports high-refresh-rate displays for the smoothest possible gameplay.
Dynamic moving judgment line mechanics
Huge library of community-created content
Support for 120Hz/ProMotion displays
Fully customizable skins and UI
Flick notes (red) can be swiped in any direction. To maintain your combo during fast sections, try to flick towards the next upcoming note to minimize finger movement.
Players can download 'skin' packs and custom charts from the community hub. Always check the 'Rating' of a chart to ensure the difficulty matches your skill level.
Yes, you can enter Practice Mode from the song selection screen to adjust speed and loop specific parts of a chart.