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Revision as of 00:36, 30 March 2023
The App icon for the game.
Status: Lost
DanceDanceRevolution DANCE WARS (also shortened to DDR Dance Wars) was a Freemium mobile rhythm game released by Konami Digital Entertainment and GREE on February 14th, 2013.[1] The gameplay was similar to previous mobile DDR games, where players used touchscreen controls in place of a traditional dance pad the DDR series is known for.
Gameplay
Similar to previous DDR Games for Mobile Devices (S, S+, and FREEDOM), players used a virtual dance pad on the device touchscreen to hit the arrows during gameplay. Songs could be obtained by clearing missions, winning "stickers" in dance battles, or by purchasable music packs.[1]
The main feature of the game was Crew Battles. Players could play a song and win a "sticker" that made up the banner for an unlockable song. When a player won all 6 stickers to make up a full banner, the song would be available for normal play, in "FREE PLAY" mode.[2] Crew Battles required "Stamina" to play. Stamina was the game's energy system. It would be refilled overtime after being used up, or in game items like foods from the in game shop could refill it instantly. [3]
As part of GREE's social networking service, players could have a Dance Crew. This Dance Crew could help player earn bonus points in Crew Battles. Players could also sent direct messages to their Crew Members.
Availability
Since the game shutting down In Late August 2013 due to the online team retiring,[1] the game has been completely inaccessible. The game needed to connect to GREE servers in order to function. If players were to load up the game today, they would not be able to get past the title screen. Unless the game is reserve engineered to be playable passed the title screen, it will remain unplayable.
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References
External Links:
Toucharcade's review of DDR Dance Wars
DanceDanceRevolution DANCE WARS RemyWiki Page