Project Heartbeat

Rhythm community is dying, it fails to attract new players and it's the feedback loop where only players of the genre are pro players, making community made maps for Diva and this game excessively hard even on normal and hard difficulties. I myself can play them, but I also realize that this power creep is pulling up the ladder and discourages new players from playing

this game is like if osu and project diva had a baby and I honestly love it for that. plus, if you have project diva mm+ on steam OR you've ever played ppd you can import songs from both (and in the case of mm+ it ALSO imports any song pack mods you may have! which is huge bc I have a lot of modded songs lol) and just from playing for an hour I already wanna recommend this to everyone I know who loves project diva as well as community-driven projects like osu. HOWEVER there is ONE major issue I've come across that may be a deal breaker for some people; if you have hundreds of songs, such as through importing mm+ songs, the game does not have appear to have any measures of clearing memory for unused songs. so once a song is loaded, even if it's just for the preview, it's permanently added to the game's memory usage, which can absolutely skyrocket by several gigabytes from not even a minute of scrolling through songs. this obviously causes performance issues as well as straight up crashing the game once it runs out of memory lol. I'm not easily annoyed so it's more of an inconvenience to me but from a developer perspective this is still a major issue that needs to be fixed *yesterday.* again it's not something that bothers *me* that much, I can deal with it, and there's a sort of "fast scroll" option that skips songs while scrolling, but that only delays the inevitable. I still recommend it personally, but please keep this memory problem in mind if you plan on importing hundreds of songs pfft

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PROJECT HEARTBEAT!! ADD TECHNICAL ZONES/CHANCE TIME, AND MY LIFE WILL BE YOURS!!

I got this thinking it would be a cheap knock of Project Diva but it ended up being a kinda Project Diva with the custom maps and skins features of OSU which was very nice This also adds back the standard flicks of F/F 2nd (not the tech lines but still) Game also has this wonderfull option to link to the offical Project Diva and play the maps from it WITHOUT the videos which makes it so much easier to play them Multiplayer also worked fine in the game i played with my mate who talked me into buying it What I played the game is good and builds onto Project Diva

[h3][b]First off: awesome rhythm game.[/b][/h3] Coming from Project Diva this was an easy buy decision, and I love that there are so many custom maps. [b] [i] If you like rhythm games this is definitely recommended. [/i] [/b] Also in the early acces state. There are 3 small things I'd like to see changed/added for the released version if possible. - [i]The sounds of the buttons are loud.[/i] I know I can lower the volume, but especially the one for held notes really pierces the ears. It kind of sounds like the drill the dentist uses on your teeth, and when playing for a long time it both hurts my ears and head (and teeth from association). The other notes are better but still a little bit too sharp. I play rhythm games with headphones on, and this makes me rethink that decision. [b]I would love for the notes to be a little less sharp and piercing.[/b] - My controller sucks, is old, and has the tendency to disconnect. In Project Diva thegame immediately pauses when a controller is disconnected. [b]I would love to see an auto pause implemented when the controller disconnects.[/b] - Lastly[b] I'd love to hear some sort of review for the music in the downloadable charts if possible.[/b] Sometimes I know a song but not by name, or it's in another language. Just downloading every song and then deleting it feels a bit too much when you're unsure.

yeah pretty good. though it doesnt feel as "tactile" as the real project diva

a lightweight rhythm project diva like game, my recommendations!

First I'll say, if you are a seasoned PD player this absolutely worth it, I believe MM+ is locked at 60fps with no ultrawide support, this game does so automatic YES. My acc increased just from those two things alone. However, when I mean seasoned, its not a joke. Most workshop songs are extreme-EX extreme. If you've never played a PD game before, I don't suggest starting here.

I wish there was a rating between recommending this game as I think what this game is trying to do is good, as it let's you chart, publish and play songs very easily as well as being playable on pretty much any system regardless of specs and with ton of customizability. However (IN MY OPINION) I think it just lacks a bit of polish, some better feedback on the note hits would be nice, but still I recommended this game if you like rhythm games like Diva.