miku2.0
just get miku and mod it
the best way to play project diva on pc currently, ppd and mm+ modding don't come even close
An incredible Project Diva style rhythm game. It comes with a dozen or so songs, amazing music--but the real reason to get this game is all of the other stuff it offers.
Thousands of songs are available in the workshop, with more being uploaded every day. But not only that, you can even import songs made in PPD (Project -Project Dxxx-), and it even supports importing hundreds of songs from your own copies of many official Project Diva games.
Along with the already several thousands of available songs, it's also got support for skins, both for the main gameplay UI and the notes/targets. Both in the workshop.
But also, it's got an amazing skin editor and song charting tool built-in, so anyone could just go in and start making their own stuff.
It's amazing already, but what's more: it's being actively worked on, with updates coming fairly frequently to add and improve on the game. It's pretty amazing compared to something like PPD, which feels old and doesn't work as well, with far less features. Heck, it even beats the official Project Diva release on PC in some ways. Custom charts are built-in (no need to mod!), and are far easier to make; plus, the custom audio engine that Heartbeat uses means you don't have to worry about any stutters putting the notes off-sync, something that Mega Mix+ can't compare with.
So it's an amazing Diva game, and even for non-Diva players there's still plenty of enjoyment to be had. While most of the Workshop songs have only higher difficulties, there's plenty with lower difficulties; there's even a large collection for them in the Workshop page. Not only that, but the support for official Diva charts means you can play all the same songs in an official Diva game, including their lower difficulties too.
Overall, for gameplay, this is probably the best Project Diva experience you can get. While it doesn't have support for 3D Music Videos, it has pretty much everything else any other Diva options have, and more, and it's all easier to get into.
I'd definitely recommend this to anyone who's considering the game.
Also, for the Linux (including Steam Deck!) users out there, this game is native, and runs amazingly.
Thousands of songs are available in the workshop, with more being uploaded every day. But not only that, you can even import songs made in PPD (Project -Project Dxxx-), and it even supports importing hundreds of songs from your own copies of many official Project Diva games.
Along with the already several thousands of available songs, it's also got support for skins, both for the main gameplay UI and the notes/targets. Both in the workshop.
But also, it's got an amazing skin editor and song charting tool built-in, so anyone could just go in and start making their own stuff.
It's amazing already, but what's more: it's being actively worked on, with updates coming fairly frequently to add and improve on the game. It's pretty amazing compared to something like PPD, which feels old and doesn't work as well, with far less features. Heck, it even beats the official Project Diva release on PC in some ways. Custom charts are built-in (no need to mod!), and are far easier to make; plus, the custom audio engine that Heartbeat uses means you don't have to worry about any stutters putting the notes off-sync, something that Mega Mix+ can't compare with.
So it's an amazing Diva game, and even for non-Diva players there's still plenty of enjoyment to be had. While most of the Workshop songs have only higher difficulties, there's plenty with lower difficulties; there's even a large collection for them in the Workshop page. Not only that, but the support for official Diva charts means you can play all the same songs in an official Diva game, including their lower difficulties too.
Overall, for gameplay, this is probably the best Project Diva experience you can get. While it doesn't have support for 3D Music Videos, it has pretty much everything else any other Diva options have, and more, and it's all easier to get into.
I'd definitely recommend this to anyone who's considering the game.
Also, for the Linux (including Steam Deck!) users out there, this game is native, and runs amazingly.
Good project diva simulator, you can use ppd maps, I honestly prefer it over ppd.
as someone who has worked on charts for this game for 3 years, the dev is indeed a weirdo
It's a nice way to get your miku game fix on PC for cheap. It's a good replication of the game's mechanics, and features a very good amount of player made beat maps.
playable ppd
From an engine perspective, this game is a good Project Diva style rhythm game. But from a content perspective it's awful. A very small number of tracks are actually included with the game, so you are relying on community produced content. There is plenty of community content available but most of it is hard or extreme difficulty so unless you like playing at that level it's a miserable experience to play.