Lastly, mission mode requires playing specific songs under specific conditions to advance and is the closest thing to a progression-based single player mode. ThereвЂ™s also an online battle mode to play against other players, but so far every time IвЂ™ve gone into the mode the servers are-sadly-empty. There are several different modes to play, including an arcade mode that has you playing three songs in a row from a random selection of songs and a freestyle mode that lets you play any song in the game as you see fit as well as the ability to play with two players locally. While there are ways to slow down note speed, it doesnвЂ™t feel like it makes the game any easier, but instead just squishes more notes on the screen at a time and did little but make me panic a bit more.ДJMax Respect (PS4) вЂ“ image for this review provided by Neowiz. Less dedicated or casual players, however, may find the difficulty a bit overwhelming. It only meant I had a lot to work towards instead of just coming in and flying through every song and being done with the game until DLC eventually launches. I donвЂ™t view this difficulty as a bad thing, at least for myself. Not only could I not even barely begin a song on the eight button mode, but after spending a good deal of time with the game I still canвЂ™t even complete some songs on the four button mode, even on the easiest difficulty setting! I was warned beforehand that DJMax Respect would be difficult and of course I poopooed at the idea that I, a veteran player of music games who has finished nearly every other similar title on the market on expert difficulty, would have any issues.

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