osu!mania classics
This Touhou remix mapped by Mat boasts a star rating of over 6.50
Galaxy Collapse
This 2017 release features a piano keyboard and angled scrolling notes
Nostalgia
The first to release of the three games in this category
Maimai
Sakuzyo's winner of BOF2014
Altale
Once one of the most popular BEMANI series, this game got its last update in 2016. Features a touchscreen and circular notes
Reflec Beat
This song from Dynamix was ranked in 2016 and is heavily criticized for its farmable nature
Triumph & Regret
Konami's most recent rhythm game release
Polaris Chord
This chiptune ongeki boss song is also notable for its difficulty in Chunithm, Maimai, and Project Sekai
Don't Fight the Music
Wakadori*'s winner of BOFXVI -Neo Dystopia-
NightTheater
Arcade game company Marvelous produced this game alongside Hardcore Tano*C
WACCA
Blocko hosted this megacollab set with a grand total of 30 difficulties
Happy End of the World
The 30th beatmania IIDX release. Themed to a hotel.
Resident
This joker-themed Maimai song is t+pazolite's second contribution to the Maimai series and has a sequel titled "QZKago Requiem"
Garakuta Doll Play
Math themed winner of BOFU2016
Aleph-0
This dead BEMANI title featured a control scheme of 5 rotating buttons
Museca
The first ranked 4k 7* chart
Blastix Riotz
The current default navigator of Sound Voltex
Rasis
This collaborative song between S-Don and Hino Isuka first appeared in chunithm but has since made appearances in 7 other games, not including Raveille's osu!mania mapset.
Trrricksters!!
The winner of BOF:ET with a genre labeled "TEXAS HOLD'EM"
New York Back Raise
This Korean DJ game series lasted 21 years and the studio behind it was sued by Konami in 2007
EZ2DJ / EZ2AC
The current record holder of most plays for a mania only mapset
Runengon
This DDR A song composed by Arm from IOSYS under a different name is regarded as one of the hardest level 19s in the game.
Endymion
This duo of Black and White haired girls have made appearances in several Maimai BGAs, most notably Oshama Scramble
Milk and Shama
Lapis' sister song of BOF2008 that placed 5th
Pure Ruby
Arcade game featured a moving judgement line and stationary notes; commonly compared to Cytus if it were sidescrolling and released 4 years earlier
DJMAX Technika