DJMax Respect

DestructoidChris Carter

9/10

Although I came in rusty, DJMax Respect beckoned me to keep my fingers dancing and to further one-up myself. The more I did that the more fun it became, and I’m looking forward to enjoying all of the DLC to come, and potentially, the full-on resurrection of DJMax in the west.

Gamer EscapeJosh McGrath

9/10

DJMax Respect is easily a must-buy for any fan of the rhythm genre, from newbie to veteran. It may be a bit too challenging for a newcomer, but I’d definitely say not to let that stop you. Aside from a handful of “eh” songs and the seemingly frivolous Arcade mode, I’d almost go so far as to call this the perfect rhythm game for home console.

Playstation LifestylePaulmichael Contreras

8/10

Ready for a thumb-rocking good time? Read our DJMax Respect review to see if this is the kind of pulse-pounding game you need in your life.

Gamers HeroesCasey Scheld

80/100

DJMax Respect has a steep learning curve, but it provides a rewarding experience with tons of content. Those willing to cut their teeth will find a rhythm game that can easily hang with the greats of the genre.

DJMax Respect is largely based on previous games, and is in effect closer to a “HD Remaster” than a wholly new game, but the audience for the franchise has been small enough previous that for most people that won’t matter. What will matter more is that you’re going to want to commit some serious time to the game. It’s not going to be forgiving on any level for players in their first couple of hours. Move past that, though, and you’re left with one of the greatest examples of sheer precision in rhythm game design, and, let’s face it, there’s nothing more important to a rhythm ga…