Okay, I know this is a music sharing section, but I have to put up a "music game" sheep head selling dog meat here today to protect you from lightning. 🎵
Let's take a look at the official introduction first: ‘Romantic school season, youth with no regrets', ‘Clothes rise to stars, new levels open', ‘Golden wedding dresses, new levels with magic lamp themes'. At first glance, do you think it is a casual dress-up and dance game? Wake up, brothers. This is actually a krypton gold card drawing simulator disguised as a music game. Even the charging mode says "0" - yes, downloading is free, but do you want to go in and try it? With clothing star upgrades, unlocked levels, and various limited-time wedding dresses, who wouldn't force you to dig out your wallet? 💸
As a stand-alone hunter, I have played music games ranging from "Rhythm Paradise" to "DJMAX" to "Muse Dash". Which one does not have a buyout system or a one-time payment for DLC? At most, there will be a skin pack, and the playability depends entirely on the chart and feel. And what about this "Love Dance OL"? Let's put the gameplay aside for now, first make your wardrobe a lottery pool, and then give you a “star promotion” system, allowing you to repeatedly clear levels or buy materials with krypton gold for value. This is not a game, this is consumer psychology. 🧠
What's even more irritating is that it also emphasizes "playing together" - forced social interaction, guilds, and couple systems, forcing you to exercise, form teams, and send flowers, and step by step pull you from single-player happiness into the abyss of money. You just want to dance, but the system forces you to top up money to buy a wedding dress and special effects, otherwise you won't even be able to get into a matching room.
I admit that some players like this kind of social game of dressing up, but please, don't fool people under the banner of “music games”. Who cares about the quality of your clothes among real audio game players? We only care about whether the chart is smooth, whether the BPM is enjoyable, and whether the judgment is accurate. This game is obviously aimed at women's wallets and has nothing to do with music itself.
In short, if you are tired of drawing cards, raising stars, and social kidnapping, and just want to listen to music and play rhythm in peace, please take a detour. Go play real stand-alone audio games such as "Phigros", "Cytus" and "Deemo". You won't be cut off and you can still enjoy the pure joy of gaming. 🎮
(The above is purely a personal opinion, feel free to do whatever you want, but don't try to bully me.) 🤷