Melody Fight is a free multiplayer music guessing game you can play right in your browser. No downloads, no registration — just pick a game mode, invite your friends, and start playing!
Listen to a song and place it where it belongs on your personal timeline. Placement is all-or-nothing — the right chronological spot scores, the wrong one costs you. Name the artist and title for bonus points! How scoring works
Hear a track and pick the correct artist from the options. Speed matters — the faster you answer, the higher your score! How scoring works
Match songs to their decade — from the 60s to the 2020s. A great mode for casual players who love music from all eras. How scoring works
Place the song in the correct chronological spot on your timeline: +5 points. Wrong spot: −2. You can also type the artist and title for bonus points: +2 each for a match — and in the default fuzzy mode a close spelling still earns +1. A round can score anywhere from −2 to +9.
The fastest correct answer scores a flat 100 points. Every other correct answer loses value the longer it takes — points melt linearly over the 30-second preview (correct at 15 seconds is worth about 50; at 30 seconds it is 0). Wrong or missing answers score 0.
The correct decade scores 50 points, plus a speed bonus of up to 50 more that shrinks over the 30-second preview — so a correct answer is always worth 50–100. The wrong decade scores 0.
Everyone guesses the same song at the same time, each on their own device.
Nobody hosts: everyone taps Ready in the lobby and the server runs the round timers, so the game keeps moving even if one phone drops out. Each game runs in its own room on a global server network, near where it was started, and every phone loads the next song during the current round, so a slow connection delays the next round by 10 seconds at most.