Yeah, totally. When a track drops that perfect syncopated beat, it’s like the music’s waving a little flag and saying, “Come on, let’s groove.” Games that nail that feel are a breath of fresh air. Take *Beat Saber* – the lightsaber vibes and the way the slash timing syncs with the beat makes you almost forget you’re holding a controller. Then there’s *Dance Dance Revolution*; the classic, the footwork, the frantic arrows – it’s a straight-up dance party, even if the dance floor is a pixel grid. *Guitar Hero* and *Rock Band* bring the rock‑star swagger; you get to feel the rush of the guitar solo with your thumbs. *Osu!* is another gem, with those circles and sliders that feel like a jazz jam session. Even *Piano Tiles* – simple, but the pulse of the music can make you tap like you’re on a subway. All of them have this sweet spot where the rhythm makes your body just want to move, even when the game’s graphics are pretty minimal. It’s the music that really keeps the groove alive.