Hatsune Miku: COLORFUL STAGE!

Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage is a fun surprise for both rhythm games' and visual novels' lovers.

Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage! exceeds in storytelling and presentation, and gets some points considering I can attend a virtual Vocaloid concert. However, the grind it takes to acquire items and higher scores might be more than some are willing to invest. Still, the music is what we’re here for, and this game definitely brings the best beats to the party.

Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage! is a solid and fun rhythm game, with very traditional mechanics that are enlivened by the presence of a multiplayer mode and special events, as well as by a visual novel-style story that is certainly nice if you like the genre.

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i really love this game. It's a great experience. You don't know how surprise i am when i play this game.this game also make me very **** way that creator made the story are very amazing and impressive. This is my favorite now!!

I’ll give credit where credit is due: this game has a gigantic track list, that’s where the positives end though. Uninspired gameplay (it pretty much feels like a Guitar Hero rip-off), terrible monetization (gacha is a straight no for me) and lackluster optimization (got several freezes and crashes mid-game), Hatsune Miku Colorful Stage (or Project SEKAI) isn’t worth your time. If you have a console or pc, just play any Project Diva episode instead.

First off, I'm a huge Hatsune Miku fan and I even cosplay her at conventions to fairly great success so this review is fairly difficult to write, Colorful Stage on the outside looks like a fairly competent game that can rival the project Diva series and that is part of the problem, it requires at exceptionally powerful smartphone to play and since the mobile market is completely unregulated without minimum or even recommended specs, if you can play then **** **** bad, at best you'll get messages saying your device is incompatible and at worse you can **** it'll be extremely laggy and/or clicks will simply not register at all. 1) Phone specifications, these requirements are high and I'd consider this game to be on-par with a PS4 game in terms of graphics, effects and background videos when playing the game. Because of this, if your device and whilst IOS seems to have 'less' problems, the android version suffers significantly more with click latency or even simply failing to register clicks, flicks and drags at all! 2) Hackers, the game is absolutely rife with 'master perfect' hacks and Sega does not do anything about them, the hackers are everywhere and the chances of meeting one in a co-op game is near 100% 3) MTs, the microtransactions are also fairly bad, you can get a limited amount of free gatcha pulls but once again, the vast majority of any good characters, costumes requires paid crystals and naturally, the cost of them is deliberately created so you have to be just a bit extra in order pull characters, in a nutshell nickle and diming the player but that being said almost all other mobile rhythm games do the same thing. 4) Gameplay, the game is fairly complex for a rhythm game and on a phone this translates into having a very very small swipe area so if you have big hands/big fingers you have absolutely no hope since at higher difficulties it requires you to be *very* precise in your clicks, flicks and drags and if you have big stubby hands this can be detrimental to even passing a song, because the difficulty from easy to normal on average is a huge jump, I'd honestly say this is poorly balanced and If I was to compare this difficulty change to other games in the genre, I'd say its more like a jump from easy to hard rather than easy to normal because instead of just adding more clicks, it throws everything at you including the buggy multi-click drags which seem to to fail to register the most because you have to click/drag at the exact same time without any margin of error, you're just 0.1 seconds away from clicking the left finger to the right and that might be enough for it to fail. I'd honestly say this may have worked so much better as a console release rather than a mobile release, but the developers know the money is in the mobile whale market.