Fuser, for people who want to make mashups but don't know how to use FL Studio

I first heard about this game through Acai, and loved all his videos he made of all his silly mashups in this game. Then i heard that the game was removed off digital storefronts and he graciously provided the community with a drm free copy of the game.

After i started playing, and messed around with mods, i fell in love with this game. it's so unbelievably fun to mess and toy around with it you can lose hours doing it. Being able to mix my 2 favorite songs together and create an unholy abomination is simply something no other game can provide

There are a few things i dislike about this game, however, mainly it's artstyle and the fact that it got pulled off digital storefronts

still, if you can somehow get yours hands on a copy of this game, please for the love of god do play it, and try it with a couple of mods as well, you will not regret it

A pretty fun game, but essentially it's a digital form of Dropmix, Harmonix's killer board/card game that had most of the same principles as this. This actually expands it a bit, and to great effect. I dunno how they could have pulled this off better beyond maybe some campaign type random missions thrown into the freestyle or like an arcade mode that doesn't require MP. But regardless it's a lot of fun just making your own mixes to the point it doesn't really need it. The campaign itself is just an extended tutorial that lets you hone your ear for finding the right kind of cues for a good set. It feels like they've iterated on the DJ hero idea over the years due to DJing being a central unified cross-section of music lovers. I just hope this can become a bit of a virtual DJ software where you can insert your own stems(via mods, probably) and it gets a ton of DLC over the years.

Edit in 2024: RIP. I wish you had flown farther but I'm glad you live on in some way in fortnite.

The real fun in this game comes from messing around in Freestyle mode and combining different songs, especially with the thousands of custom songs people have modded into the game. You can make combinations that sound surprisingly great, or you can put the vocals of Bring Me to Life on top of the instrumental of Call Me Maybe. Unfortunately, in order to learn about all the different things you can do and unlock new things, you need to play the campaign mode, every level of which drags on for far too long.