Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Mega Mix+ Reviews

The game-freezing issue is just too severe. Honestly, I can live with minor frame drops—I don’t even need to watch the note chart, I can just hit the notes blind—but what’s up with the entire game freezing? It’s a straight arcade port, and the stage design is completely unchanged. It doesn’t hold a candle to Project Diva F2, especially for someone like me who couldn’t care less about the new songs.

great visuals, runs a bit wonky at times because of Denuvo but what game doesn't. The gameplay is fun and you can mod songs in if you don't care about your progress data getting potentially corrupted

Not gonna lie, this game is pretty based. Definitely one of the best rhythm games out there!

this game is a awesome game!! its perfect for those who love vocaloid, plus theres teto, haku, and neru in this game in 'extra characters'!! it has many songs, even my 2 fav vocaloid songs ghost rule and rolling girl!! 10/10, its really worth it!!

Will always be one of my favorite rhythm games I've played, loaded with a bunch of fun songs and maps to learn !!

Really fun game, lots of songs, lots a modules, and a lot of fun, I just wish there were some more songs though, like Kikuo, or more Deco*27

I bought the complete game on Switch a couple years ago and finally got it on PC on a good sale. I don't even care about the rhythm game that much. I just like having over 250 Vocaloid music videos on demand on my portable Switch to watch anytime and anywhere. If I had a Steam Deck, I would do the same for that. The custom playlists feature is great but for some reason you can't give playlists a name on the PC version even though you can on the Switch version. Other than that, the only difference I noticed was a couple of minor differences in cosmetic modules. I didn't notice any differences in the music, though I didn't go through and do a song-by-song comparison, either. Overall, a fantastic version of Project Diva for any Vocaloid fan. Highly recommended.

As a fan of the Hatsune Miku series of rhythm games for 10+ years, this game is alright. Out of every game with her name on it this one for sure has the most bang for your buck (especially if you're getting it on sale, and it's on sale quite often), and that's not even getting into how easy it is to mod. The community's done some top notch work here. While MM+ is still pretty fun, mechanically speaking its one of the weaker entries, and just doesn't feel quite as good to play compared to, say, the F duology (F and F 2nd, both of which were available for the Vita and PS3 -- consider acquiring those secondhand if you're interested in seeing the franchise when it was at its best). It's also very obviously microwaved. MegaMix+ is a superior port of the Switch's MegaMix, which in and of itself was a worse port of the PS4's Future Tone, which in and of itself was a lovingly made port of an Arcade machine that was already about 7 years old by then. A lot of the content in this game is very old and you can tell; you could carbon date this stuff I think. Also, there are some glaring bugs on the technical side. If you go into the customization menu, it will reset your graphics settings to the highest possible, so you have to go back and fix it often. This is annoying if your hardware is on the older side (my setup can run most of the game fine on this setting, but there are times where I have to downgrade to the middle tier). Also, if you're playing on keyboard, the game really likes to drop inputs when you need to do simultaneous presses (double/triple/quad). The macros help mitigate that problem, but I do feel a bit like a cheater when I do that. And unfortunately macros won't save you from stutters, which I'm just gonna blanket blame on Denuvo. All-in-all, it's a fine game, but please for the love of god SEGA please just put all the PSP/Vita games in a compilation and put that on Steam, Ace Attorney style. I'm begging you. I promise you'll make several mikullion dollars if you do this. Do it if you don't hate money. Please.

I have never felt so braindead in my life ever, "ok brain, you read the tutorial. when the arrow goes down, you press down. Look at the bloody screen, OKAY?" *Presses left instead* "Yo wtf look at the bloody screen." *two symbols at once appeared* *Brain.exe has stopped working* Otherwise, what an interesting style of game, with musics you might fond and love for years. Or if you're a first time, you might like it, very depends. The 3D system is also cool, almost every music is 3DMV and you can change the characters and clothings in the MV. 8/10 (for only 100-200+ music and 0 new contents, might want to wish for lower price).

BEFORE YOU BUY! Get Megamix+ with extra song pack so you can download mods without looking what mods are compatible with the base game, and to easily install EDEN PROJECT which is one of the main mods in this game you can load so you can actually acsess the whole game which has +300 songs instead of mere 100 your save data will be corrupted nonetheless even if you do not mod or mod the game so do not care about it much or carry the game within a harddisc so you do not lose it when you delete the game or just hard-reset your computer. a general advice would be that do not play this game with wireless/bluetooth devices which will hinder your progress (it matters a lot in this game because there is no offset value you can set!) and also play the game with a mechanical keyboard or just a controller because membrane keyboards do not register multiple inputs they are made to register 3 at max. (yeah the game is tedious to play but if you follow the steps or fit the criteria then you do not have to worry and it is a general good experience) Author's note: even as a competitive dbd player where every milisecond counts I plugged my wireless keyboard for the first time just for this game BEFORE YOU BUY! OVER.