Physical Trombone Control
Grip the slide, adjust your pitch by hand, and blow into the moment. Every note lives or dies by your own arm.
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It's finally time to step up and fulfill your destiny in Trombone Champ: Unflattened! A rhythm game where every note, slide, and triumphant toot is yours to command. With 58 unforgettable tracks, custom song support, an all-new campaign mode, collectible Tromboner Cards, and wild trombones with unique sounds to unlock, you're not just playing along with the music. You're creating it.
Grip the slide, adjust your pitch by hand, and blow into the moment. Every note lives or dies by your own arm.
Anthems, marches, classical bangers, and folk classics: a growing setlist for every kind of tromboner.
Unlock donuts, ice cream cones, koi fish, and more, then spray-paint your bone any color imaginable.
Rise from open-mic nobody to certified Trombone Champ across a brand new story campaign.
Trade for Mozart, Beethoven, and dozens more composer cards to unlock rare and ridiculous trombones.
On Quest 3 and 3S, blend the concert hall right into your own living room and toot in the real world.
Nail every note in the ornate Toot Opera House.
Coming Soon
Six classic Disney songs: "A Whole New World," "Under the Sea," "You've Got a Friend in Me," "Be Our Guest," "Circle of Life," and "Part of Your World," plus two new performance environments straight out of The Little Mermaid and Toy Story.
Coming Soon
Climb the mountain, one toot at a time. A crossover pack built around Celeste's soundtrack, with a strawberry-winged surprise for anyone who finds it.
A double crossover pack pulling tracks from both Undertale and Deltarune, for anyone who'd rather spare their enemies with a trombone solo.
A spooky-season song pack and haunted stage dressing for the Toot Opera House, because nothing says Halloween like a trombone solo in the dark.
Swap trombone paint jobs, brag about your Tootathon streak, and hear about new songs first. The Trombone Champ community is loud, proud, and always in tune.
