Hatsune Miku has returned to Rift of the NecroDancer with Hatsune Miku Music Pack 2, the second Miku music expansion, officially available on Steam since September 14, 2026. The release brings five paid Rhythm Rifts alongside a sixth free bonus track, featuring music from KIRA, FLAVOR FOLEY, buzzG, Utsu-P, colate and Danny Baranowsky.
Miku's second round goes beyond adding new charts. Every Miku Rhythm Rift in the release features an exclusive new Hatsune Miku outfit designed specifically for Rift of the NecroDancer, a background visualizer with custom particle effects, four difficulty levels, Remix Mode and additional Rift Profile items.
Quick Summary
- Game: Rift of the NecroDancer
- DLC: Rift of the NecroDancer: Hatsune Miku Music Pack 2
- Type: music pack / downloadable content
- Steam release date: September 14, 2026
- Steam App ID: 4888900
- Base game required: yes
- Verified Music Pack 2 platform: Steam
- Base-game developers: Brace Yourself Games and Tic Toc Studios Inc.
- Base-game publisher: Klei Publishing
- Collaboration character: Hatsune Miku
- New Rhythm Rifts tied to the launch: 6
- Tracks inside the pack: 5
- Free bonus Rhythm Rift: 1
- Track 1: Highlight
- Highlight artist: KIRA
- Track 2: CONNECT:COMMUNE
- CONNECT:COMMUNE artist: FLAVOR FOLEY
- Track 3: Artifact
- Artifact artist: buzzG
- Track 4: Hello Builder
- Hello Builder artist: Utsu-P
- Track 5: Wonder Style
- Wonder Style artist: colate
- Free bonus: My One and Oni
- My One and Oni artist: Danny Baranowsky
- New outfit: designed exclusively for Rift of the NecroDancer
- Background visualizer: included
- Custom particle FX: included
- Difficulty: Easy
- Difficulty: Medium
- Difficulty: Hard
- Difficulty: Impossible
- Remix Mode: supported
- Rift Profile items: unlockable through Miku content
- Launch discount: 10%
- Discount ends: September 21, 2026
- Japanese interface: supported
- Japanese subtitles: supported
- Steam-listed languages: 12
- Indonesian: not listed
- First Miku Music Pack: released in 2025
- First-pack Steam release: June 12, 2025
- First-pack Nintendo Switch release: June 25, 2025
- Music Pack 2 Switch status: not confirmed through the official Nintendo listings verified for this article
- Launch patch: Version 1.19.0
- Current status: available on Steam
Hatsune Miku Music Pack 2 on Steam

Six Rhythm Rifts From KIRA to Danny Baranowsky
Steam introduces Music Pack 2 as Hatsune Miku returning for “round 2,” bringing six new Rhythm Rifts in total.
Five tracks form the main paid pack: Highlight by KIRA, CONNECT:COMMUNE by FLAVOR FOLEY, Artifact by buzzG, Hello Builder by Utsu-P and Wonder Style by colate.
The launch is accompanied by a free sixth Rhythm Rift, My One and Oni by Danny Baranowsky. The promoted total of six therefore consists of five songs in the pack plus one free bonus track.
That structure follows Rift of the NecroDancer's broader approach of pairing paid music packs with free tracks when possible, allowing base-game owners to receive something new even without buying the full collaboration pack.
Miku Gets a New Look Designed Specifically for Rift
One of Music Pack 2's biggest additions is an entirely new Hatsune Miku design.
Brace Yourself Games describes the outfit as carrying a distinct NecroDancer flavor, while Steam calls it an exclusive outfit designed specifically for Rift of the NecroDancer.
The design is clearly visible in the official launch video shared by @NecroDancerGame. Footage of Highlight shows Miku on the right side of the lane in her new cyan, black, white and pink look, facing Cadence in the Rhythm Rift presentation.
Each Miku track also receives a dedicated background visualizer with custom particle effects, making the collaboration more substantial than simply placing the character over existing charts.
Highlight and Other Crypt Tracks Return in a Different Form
Several songs in Music Pack 2 already have a longer history within the NecroDancer franchise.
When Crypt of the NecroDancer: Hatsune Miku Character DLC launched in 2024, its 15-song soundtrack included Wonder Style, Highlight, Hello Builder and My One and Oni.
Music Pack 2 now brings those four songs into the gameplay format of Rift of the NecroDancer, which differs significantly from Crypt's dungeon-based rhythm RPG structure.
CONNECT:COMMUNE and Artifact expand the selection beyond those returning tracks. As a result, the second pack is not simply a soundtrack transfer; it mixes Miku material from different periods and adapts it for lane-based Rhythm Rifts.
Four Difficulties, Remix Mode and Rift Profile Items
Every Hatsune Miku Rhythm Rift supports Easy, Medium, Hard and Impossible.
Once players have learned the developer-authored charts, Remix Mode can generate fresh patterns on subsequent runs while retaining the original level's underlying rhythmic design.
Music Pack 2 also connects directly to the Rift Profile system. Steam states that buying content from this pack unlocks custom Hatsune Miku items that can be equipped on a player's profile.
The launch update further expands Miku-themed profile unlocks and adds support related to the first Miku pack, meaning this second collaboration arrives after the profile system had become a larger part of Rift's progression and customization.
Version 1.19.0 Adds Quality-of-Life Changes
Hatsune Miku Music Pack 2 launches alongside Version 1.19.0.
Beyond the Miku content, the update introduces an option to sort tracks by length and adjusts the way DLC appears inside Track Select, particularly useful as players accumulate more music packs.
Additional fixes address Custom Music presentation, punctuation in Japanese and Simplified Chinese, and timing issues on specific charts.
The changes matter because Rift of the NecroDancer's catalogue continues to expand through collaborations with Hatsune Miku, UNDERTALE, hololive, Pizza Tower, Celeste, Monstercat, Shovel Knight, Friday Night Funkin', K/DA and others. Better organization becomes increasingly useful as the library grows.
The First Miku Pack Set Up This Second Collaboration
Hatsune Miku had already returned to the NecroDancer universe through Rift on June 12, 2025, when the first Music Pack launched on Steam.
That release included Too Real, Intergalactic Bound, M@GICAL☆CURE! LOVE ♥ SHOT!, Just 1dB Louder, MikuFiesta and Radiant Revival.
The Nintendo Switch version followed on June 25, 2025.
Music Pack 2 therefore marks a full second wave for the same collaboration, this time with a fresh character design and deeper integration with Rift Profile customization.
For Music Pack 2, the official store listing verified for this article is the Steam release. The Nintendo pages surfaced during verification still correspond to the first Miku pack, so a Switch release for Pack 2 is not being assumed without a new official listing or announcement.
Why This Matters
1) Miku is getting more than six additional charts
The new outfit, visualizers, particle effects and profile items make Music Pack 2 both a visual and musical collaboration.
2) Songs from the Crypt era return in a different gameplay format
Highlight, Wonder Style, Hello Builder and My One and Oni previously appeared in Crypt of the NecroDancer's Miku collaboration and now return as Rhythm Rifts.
3) A second pack shows that Miku was not a one-off crossover
Following the first Music Pack in 2025, Brace Yourself Games has returned to Miku with another full content wave in 2026.
4) One of the six new tracks remains free
My One and Oni is offered as a free bonus, giving base-game players a new Miku Rhythm Rift without requiring the full pack.
Game and DLC Information
For now, the additional important information currently known includes:
- the DLC is titled Rift of the NecroDancer: Hatsune Miku Music Pack 2
- Music Pack 2 launched on Steam on September 14, 2026
- the DLC requires the Rift of the NecroDancer base game
- its Steam App ID is 4888900
- six Rhythm Rifts are promoted around the launch
- five Rhythm Rifts are contained in Music Pack 2
- one additional Rhythm Rift is free
- Highlight is by KIRA
- CONNECT:COMMUNE is by FLAVOR FOLEY
- Artifact is by buzzG
- Hello Builder is by Utsu-P
- Wonder Style is by colate
- My One and Oni is by Danny Baranowsky
- My One and Oni is the free bonus
- Hatsune Miku receives a new Rift-exclusive outfit
- the design was created specifically around the NecroDancer identity
- every Miku Rhythm Rift has a background visualizer
- custom particle FX are included
- Easy difficulty is available
- Medium difficulty is available
- Hard difficulty is available
- Impossible difficulty is available
- Remix Mode is supported
- Remix Mode can change gameplay patterns between runs
- purchasing Music Pack 2 content unlocks custom Hatsune Miku Rift Profile items
- the launch update is Version 1.19.0
- the update adds track-length sorting
- DLC organization in Track Select was also updated
- additional UI and chart issues were fixed
- the first Miku Music Pack launched on Steam in June 2025
- the first pack also contained six songs
- Nintendo Switch received the first Music Pack on June 25, 2025
- Music Pack 2 currently has a verified official Steam listing
- an official Nintendo listing for Pack 2 was not verified
- Steam is offering a 10% introductory discount
- the introductory offer ends September 21, 2026
- pricing varies by Steam region
- the Steam version supports Japanese interface and subtitles
- English supports interface, full audio and subtitles
- 12 languages are listed on Steam
- Indonesian is not listed
- Rift of the NecroDancer is developed by Brace Yourself Games and Tic Toc Studios Inc.
- Klei Publishing publishes the base game
- the base game originally launched on Steam on February 5, 2025
- the base game is also available on Nintendo Switch
- Crypt of the NecroDancer received a Hatsune Miku Character DLC in 2024
- that Crypt DLC contains 15 Hatsune Miku songs
- Wonder Style appears in the Crypt DLC soundtrack
- Highlight also appears in the Crypt DLC
- Hello Builder also appears in the Crypt DLC
- My One and Oni also appears in the Crypt DLC
- the official social account showing the launch video is @NecroDancerGame
- the exact X status URL from the supplied screenshot was not independently verified, so no guessed status URL is used
- Music Pack 2 information is available through Hatsune Miku Music Pack 2 on Steam
- game information is available through the Rift of the NecroDancer Official Website
- official social updates are available through Rift of the NecroDancer Official X
- the base game is available through Rift of the NecroDancer on Steam
- previous collaboration information is available through Crypt of the NecroDancer Hatsune Miku Character DLC
Closing
Hatsune Miku Music Pack 2 expands Rift of the NecroDancer's crossover with six new Rhythm Rifts in total, a new exclusive outfit, custom visual effects and additional Rift Profile integration. The pack has been available on Steam since September 14, 2026, while My One and Oni is offered separately as a free bonus.
The 10% introductory discount runs through September 21. Steam is currently the officially verified platform for Music Pack 2 in the sources checked for this article, while a Nintendo Switch release is not being assumed until a new listing or announcement appears.
- Steam — Official Hatsune Miku Music Pack 2 Release Date, Track List, New Outfit, Launch Discount, and Features
- Rift of the NecroDancer / Steam Community — Official Hatsune Miku Music Pack 2 Launch and Version 1.19.0 Update
- Brace Yourself Games — Official Rift of the NecroDancer Game Overview, Features, and Music Packs
- Nintendo — Official First Hatsune Miku Music Pack Switch Listing and June 2025 Release Information
- Steam — Official Crypt of the NecroDancer Hatsune Miku Character DLC and 15-Song Track List
- Steam — Official Rift of the NecroDancer Base Game Page, Developer, Publisher, and Release Information