
DJMAX RESPECT V is a strong Action/Sports that delivers where it counts.
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Verdict
89%
Steam
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IGDB
Verdict score based on confidence-adjusted Steam reviews?
Very Positive Steam reviews (89% positive)
Engaging multiplayer/co-op experience
Outstanding soundtrack
Still in Early Access — content may be incomplete
DJMAX RESPECT V delivers an unrivaled rhythm game experience, introducing new modes, new artists, more than 150 unique tracks, exclusive music videos, and for the first time in franchise history, competitive online-multiplayer! Experience new tracks and music videos from world renowned artists like Marshmello, Porter Robinson, and Yukika, as well as the return of friendly names including BEXTER, ND LEE, Paul Bazooka, and Makou, among others. Whether you crave a casual freeplay session, or desire to crush your friend’s recent high score in real time, DJMAX RESPECT V has you covered. ‘AIR Mode’ will allow you to enjoy a continuous, random playlist, during which you can choose to play or simply listen, as well as leave comments for other players! But if bragging rights and glory are what you crave, new ‘Online Modes’ will put your skills to the test, pairing you against friends and rivals around the world. Featuring both keyboard and full controller support (Coming Soon™), and an extensive tracklist spanning numerous genres, like Pop, Rock, Electronic, Ambient, Jazz and even Easy Listening, DJMAX RESPECT V will leave no rhythm gamer wanting!

Runs well on modern hardware.
Last updated 1d ago
Honestly, the game is far more fun than I assumed it would be. It's just like guitar hero, but with much more customization, more diverse music, and the overdrive is used automatically instead of requiring you to use it. The options on hand are insane, you can choose between four different button options, you can complete customize your track, you can even choose the sounds your beats make. The amount of content on offer here is staggering, but it comes with a price. The elephant in the room is the atrocious monetization. This is even more egregious then Cytus 2 got in it's later years. So first of all, the game itself is 50 dollars, which is very expensive for a rhythm game even with the content on offer here. Then, there is almost 800 dollars of dlc. Yes you heard me right, 800 dollars worth of tracks, skins, skips, and sound effects. Assuming you don't want that other junk, what about the songs alone? Well just 20 songs will set you back 30 dollars. Yep, around 60% of the base asking price of the game. It's kind of ridiculous, luckily stuff goes on sale for cheap but the entire concept is out of this world to me. Also on top of the absurd amounts of paid dlc, there's a fortnite-esque item shop??? The shop uses a premium currency you can also buy in game which is just nuts on top of everything I already said. Speaking of Fortnite this game also has a paid battlepass! Pretty much anything that can be monetized is in this game. There's a decent amount of content to start, but the amount of stuff to buy is overwhelming even when it's all on sale. tl;dr: Only ever look at this game or it's dlc on sales. Do not ever pay full price for this, it's just ridiculous all around. Plus you can't mod the game, plus it's only online, plus the game by itself is almost 100gb. Lots of stipulations but if you can grab the game on heavy sale it's a steal. In terms of music quality and how it functions as a game, I'd give it a cool 8/10. If I didn't get it on sale it would probably be a different story. Also as a side note, I'm not sure if this only happens to me, but the quit game button in this game doesn't even quit the game properly the game stays stuck running in the background of my computer refusing to close unless I literally shut Steam down, so there's that as well.
I grew up playing dj max portable 2 on psp. the game is great. The number 1 rhythm game for me. This should have OFFLINE mode.
Great game, ♥♥♥♥ reward system. ♥♥♥♥ the clear passes, ♥♥♥♥ the item shop.
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