This game sucks.

Barely any visible effort has been put into bringing this game to PC. The game is straight port of the phone game. The game's UI is barely passable at times to outright terrible, some of the keys that you can map in the bare-bones option menu don't work in the actual game. There's spelling errors littered around the place (BPM spelt BMP), you can mash all the keys and still score perfects in-game, some judgement tiers are unused and are just present in the UI (you don't get any Greats, etc) and everything encompassing the game feels cheap.

Compared to the other rhythm games on Steam this is stuck right at the bottom of the toilet covered in faeces with how cobble together it is and the monetisation makes the game's offerings even worse with some of the worst monetisation I've seen in any rhythm game title. The monthly song pass locks away a majority of the songs away from the user and the songs are timed anyway if you buy them anyway forcing you to re-buy the songs after 7 or 30 days if you want to play it outside it's allotted time.

Other legacy rhythm games have had newer revisions with a lot more care put into them and feature a handful of the classic O2Jam songs, you can play some of these in DJMax, EZ2DJ, Pump It Up, etc; play those songs in those games instead.

Avoid this like the plague.

This game sucks. Barely any visible effort has been put into bringing this game to PC. The game is straight port of the phone game. The game's UI is barely passable at times to outright terrible, some of the keys that you can map in the bare-bones option menu don't work in the actual game. There's spelling errors littered around the place (BPM spelt BMP), you can mash all the keys and still score perfects in-game, some judgement tiers are unused and are just present in the UI (you don't get any Greats, etc) and everything encompassing the game feels cheap. Compared to the other rhythm games on Steam this is stuck right at the bottom of the toilet covered in faeces with how cobble together it is and the monetisation makes the game's offerings even worse with some of the worst monetisation I've seen in any rhythm game title. The monthly song pass locks away a majority of the songs away from the user and the songs are timed anyway if you buy them anyway forcing you to re-buy the songs after 7 or 30 days if you want to play it outside it's allotted time. Other legacy rhythm games have had newer revisions with a lot more care put into them and feature a handful of the classic O2Jam songs, you can play some of these in DJMax, EZ2DJ, Pump It Up, etc; play those songs in those games instead. Avoid this like the plague.