$49.99DJMAX RESPECT V Rhythm at full speed
Tap, hold and scratch your way through a colorful note rush, then chase rivals up the online ranks.
Is DJMAX RESPECT V worth it?
DJMAX RESPECT V is worth it if…
- you like fast, precise rhythm games with lots of replay value
- you want competitive online score battles alongside solo play
- you enjoy anime-style music videos and a wide genre mix
- you like unlocking songs, art and stats over many sessions
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Notes falling to the beat
You pick a track and hit the notes as they fall, chasing combos and high accuracy across 4, 5, 6 and 8-button layouts. Each song carries its own Full HD music video, so Pop, Rock, Electronic, Ambient, Jazz and Easy Listening all look as distinct as they sound. It is fast, colorful and built for repetition: clear a chart, adjust your speed and key setup, and try it cleaner next time.
Online matches with real stakes
For the first time in the series, you can pair against friends and rivals around the world. Ladder and open matches turn the same charts into score battles, where holding your combo under pressure matters more than it does alone. It supports both keyboard and controller, so find the input that keeps your hands calm when the note density climbs.
AIR mode for low-pressure listening
AIR mode runs a continuous, random playlist you can treat like radio. You choose whether to play the chart or just listen, and you can leave comments for other players drifting through the same songs. It is a good place to meet tracks you would never have picked, including songs from packs you do not own. Stay a while and the game starts to feel like a station run by people with similar taste.
A series history in one tracklist
The tracklist mixes world-known guests like Marshmello, Porter Robinson and Yukika with returning names such as BEXTER, ND LEE, Paul Bazooka and Makou. Old fans get the reunion tour, new players get a broad survey of what this series does well. Freestyle lets you replay unlocked songs freely, while missions and collections give you skins, art and stats to gather between sessions.
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How does playing actually work?
You choose a song and difficulty, then press keys or buttons in time as notes travel down their lanes. Timing and combo decide your score and grade, with 4 to 8-button modes covering casual runs and very demanding charts. Speed settings and remappable controls help you tune it to your hands and monitor.
What can I do besides solo free play?
AIR mode plays a random stream of songs where you can jump in, sit out and listen, or comment for others. Online modes match you against players worldwide for score competition.
What kind of music is in it?
Over 150 tracks spanning Pop, Rock, Electronic, Ambient, Jazz and Easy Listening, each with its own Full HD music video. Expect guest tracks from artists like Marshmello, Porter Robinson and Yukika next to longtime series composers, plus extra songs through DLC packs.
