The scoring system has been overhauled to reflect that of Technika 2 and Technika 3.All background animations from previous games have been updated and remastered to support a 1080p resolution at 60 frames per second.All songs from DJMax Portable Clazziquai Edition, DJMax Portable Black Square, DJMax Technika, DJMax Trilogy, DJMax Technika 2, DJMax Technika 3, DJMax Portable 3, DJMax Technika Tune, DJMax Ray and DJMax Technika Q are planned to be released as downloadable content.The base game includes 107 songs from DJMax Portable and DJMax Portable 2, as well as 40 new songs produced for Respect.The game's politics are pretty on the nose and the writing feels as though it's maybe been ran though a translator at times (I see the devs are based in France), but since it’s on Gamepass it’s worth your time.A PC port version called DJMax Respect V (styled as, DJMAX RESPECT/V) launched on Decemtrough Steam Early Access, and was released on March 12, 2020. Some beautiful moments and, without wanting to spoil things, incredibly exhilarating when it comes to the border-crossing set pieces. I've not finished it yet, but it's really lodged in my head. I might be doing the game a disservice calling it a Roguelike as every single run is unique - there's no repeated content. Every time you play, the country gets closer to discovering its fate at election day with your choices influencing the outcome. Each 'run' sees you crossing paths with a range of characters on your way to escape and the choices you make will influence the world and affect your next run. Almost Roguelike, you play various runaway teens making for the border of a troubled nation on the cusp of a fascist regime winning an election.

Walking Sim/story focused game fans should check out Road 96.

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