
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 2d ago
this is a very cool game i love this game been playing this franchise since the PSP era but having a dmr and no offline mode i fear it will meet the face the same fate as DJmax ray so while i do love the game so much i cant recommend this game without offline mode
It's a perfectly fine rhythm game, but 50 DOLLARS? The UI and everything feels high effort and I like how the game looks, and the mapping is very good, but its FIFTY DOLLARS for a 4k rhythm game, but get this, you use shift keys, OOOOooOOoooOO! I was lucky enough to get this game for 4 dollars off a steam key but seriously, charging 50 whole USD for this game feels straight up egotistical. As if that price tag weren't bad enough, LOOK AT THE DLC LIST. You spend 50 dollars and there's still so much they still want to charge you for. You have to pay SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ DOLLARS ($750) to get all the songs. what kind of anti-consumer nonsense is that? I would only recomend buying it if you can manage to nab a cheap key for it like I did. Outside of the price tag, my only other complaints are that there's a lot of songs what are "filler", literal nothing burgers, and also did I mention this game is EIGHTY EIGHT (88) GIGABYTES? That's triple A size for a silly little rhythm game with a VN attached. Unless you can get the game for dirt cheap like I did, don't waste your money. Quaver and OSU are free if you want a similar 4k experience with a lot of the same songs. (EDIT:) I'm just finding out this game requires an internet connection to run on top of the other issues. Servers will go down eventually, and unless they make an offline mode, there goes your money. Seriously, I love rhythm games and want to see them thrive and the game itself is pretty good but all the other factors just make it impossible to recomend.
Hands down one of the best rhythm games I've had the pleasure getting addicted too. Combos that carry between songs going for max combos never felt better. With 4 different button modes and up to 4 difficulties options the replay value on even one song is high. Also has mission mode which can help improve your skills or you can try multiplayer for a more competitive experience. If you do ever grow tired of the base set list there is plenty of DLC if you don't mind spending a little more dough.
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