VELUCITY Reviews

O2Jam fan

Not working game

good. but without live playing with friends is really boring

so big different with the last time o2jam. prefer the old setup . those effect and bar is good this velucity effect make the eyes so blur .

[h1]Pros[/h1] + Lots of original songs. + EZ2DJ songs. + O2JAM songs. (DLC) [h1]Cons[/h1] - Please ask your chart designer make better charts, you guys are ruining the songs.

The notes charts have improved greatly since the first time I played Velucity. The timing for hitting the notes is pretty strict, but you have the options to increase the buffer if you really want to. The game gets into the loading screen quite frequently. This is something that can be improved, considering similar games like DJMax Respect handled the loading and unloading of game resources seamlessly to players. Looking forward to more music from Ez2DJ / Ez2AC. If you like this game, I recommend you get the O2Jam DLC too. In my humble opinion, 70% of O2Jam music appeals to me more than the base game.

I looked forward to this game for it having EZ2AC/O2JAM songs, the musics are good but I doubt anyone would enjoy play this because the patterns are.. um.. braindead, more than half are just 123212321/456545654 copy & paste, and some doesn't even go with the music(don't think charter paid attention to the beat nor can tell the difference between 24th/32nd). I feel very sad for good songs being fooled around with terrible patterns. The game has good concept but you really need to rework on the charts and maybe find better people for it (pls don't hire osu mappers) Recommend to encourage devs, but won't play this again before effort made into chart design

Really unbalanced patterns among the staff (at least 2 pattern creators are using o2jam-style while the rest are actually using more of a djmax-ish approach to songs). E.g. Gothique Resonance EX (17) is WAY easier than Le Grand Blue EX (15). That can be said for a lot of other patterns. I understand its in early access but quality in patterns is a must. Other than that, there is a lot to be polished (interfaces, Warning screen which takes a lot of time to appear unless you press 'enter' once, speed adjustment before songs without anything to actually see the applied changes, etc.) Decent game, lot of potential, kinda rushed up for an early access but its ok.-

Quickly put, unfinished, menus are very unresponsive and half of the songs start with an instant game over, has potential but rn its purely an abuse of early access.

Abandonware, the rhythm game. It reminded me of another rhythm game which also looked fantastic, but had awful charting, too. Charting is essential for a rhythm game to work. When there's bad charting, the game is going to feel horrible to play. The good: + Graphics, really nicely done effects + Good enough song list The neutral: o User interface - too simple, menu is 3 big buttons o too much loading screens o You can't test settings before gameplay The bad: - Charting (What were the people, who are in charge of the charts, doing??) - Low offset range (only from -30 to +30 ms) I wouldn't recommend this, even if you are too bored, just stay away from this.