A PC port version called DJMax Respect V (styled as, DJMAX RESPECT/V) launched on December 19, 2019, through Steam Early Access, and was fully released on March 12, 2020.[3] An Xbox version of V launched on July 7, 2022. Available across console version, Xbox Live Windows 10 version, and Xbox Cloud Gaming services. This also marks the first DJMax game to be released on an Xbox console.
Features
The base game includes 107 songs from DJMax Portable and DJMax Portable 2, as well as 40 new songs produced for Respect. Respect V includes five more songs in the base game.
All songs from DJMax Ray and the Tap Sonic spin-off game series (Tap Sonic, Tap Sonic Top, Tap Sonic World Champion and Tap Sonic Bold) are planned to be released for free, as part of the Ladder Mode season updates.
All background animations from previous games have been updated and remastered to support a 1080p resolution at 60 frames per second.
The scoring system has been overhauled to reflect that of Technika 2 and Technika 3. Each song has a base score of 300,000 points for the original PS4 version and 350,000 points for Respect V, the maximum score that can be achieved without utilizing the score multiplier derived from the Fever system.
Online mode, in which two players can play against one another to aim for the highest scores. Each player can play different chart difficulties of the same song concurrently.
In-game achievements have been implemented. The achievement system is used to unlock in-game content such as new songs, interface skins, online profile accessories, and artwork. Most PlayStation Network trophies, Steam achievements, and Xbox achievements for the game are tied to this system as well.
Removed features
Certain types of Gear present in previous games, such as Max LP, Anti-Break, Shield and extended Fever multipliers, have been removed for balancing purposes due to the inclusion of online leaderboards.
Note speed increase and lockdown with the activation of Fever has been removed.
Auto Fever no longer has any negative effect on the score.
Game modes
DJMax Respect features 6 primary game modes.
Arcade: The standard single-player mode in which the player selects three songs from a randomly generated list of purchased songs, including songs yet to be unlocked for the Freestyle mode.
Freestyle: Free play mode in which the player can select any song from the list of all songs which have been unlocked for the mode. This mode features local competitive play for the first time in the series.
Mission: A mode that requires the player to clear a predetermined set of songs with certain conditions, such as unusual effectors or meeting score or combo requirements.
Online Battle: A multiplayer mode that allows the player to compete against another player from around the world via the internet. This mode requires a PlayStation Plus subscription.
Ranking: Allows the player to view the rankings of players from around the world. Scores are automatically submitted to the online leaderboard during normal play as long as the player is connected to the internet.
Collection: Allows the player to customize their profile, view their lifetime stats and completed achievements, and view unlocked extras such as artwork and music videos, similar to the "Lounge Room" in Portable 3.
Exclusive Respect V features
New redesigned SC chart for play on keyboard with 8-10 keys.
New game modes emphasizing on the online features:
AIR Mode : Replacing the original PS4 version's ARCADE mode, players will be able to join sessions of continuous, random playlists, during which they can choose to play or simply watch other players play, as well as leave comments for players.
OPEN Mode : An enhancement to the original PS4 version's ONLINE mode, up to 7 players can play against each other to aim for the highest scores.
LADDER Mode : Two-player online competitive mode, where players compete against each other to climb up the tiers from Bronze to Grandmaster. Includes player tier leaderboard, pick-and-ban, and Clear Pass. The first season commenced on January 28, 2021.
Crossplay enabled for Xbox One, Xbox Series X and Series S, Xbox Live Windows 10/11 client and Xbox Cloud Gaming.
New exclusive songs, including K/DA from League of Legends, Marshmello, Porter Robinson, and much more.
New Songs
As of June 2023, DJMax Respect in all versions features 200 new songs. These consist of 40 original songs in the base game, 18 original and licensed songs available via free updates, 89 original songs available via DLC, 3 new Extended Mix song unlocked via the link disc, 49 licensed songs available via collaboration DLC.
Exclusive to DJMax Respect V are 59 licensed songs. These include 5 songs as part of the base game, 45 original songs via collaboration DLC, and 9 remixed songs as part of collaboration DLC.
Kartrider, Crazyarcade, Bubblefighter Main theme ~CHUCK Remix~
CHUCK
Lacheln, The City of Dreams
NEXON
Lugh Lamhfada
Studio EIM
Reminiscence
Nauts
Start The Adventure ~SOPHI Remix~
SOPHI
Tayberrs - Collapsed Paradise
Jung Young Gul
The Final Dance
HanStone
The Little Adventurer
Studio EIM
The Raindrop Flower ~jam-jam Remix~
jam-jam
The Siege warfare ~Pierre Blanche Remix~
Pierre Blanche
Where Legend Begin ~VoidRover Remix~
VoidRover
Young Adventurer ~SiNA Remix~
SiNA
Bang!!
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BOOGEY VOXX
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MUSE DASH DLC (V Exclusive)
can you feel it
MK
Cornet Coaster
DJ Noriken & aran
Cthugha
USAO
DataErr0r
Artcore
Cosmograph
Dysthymia
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a_hisa
ENERGY SYNERGY MATRIX
Power Bass
Tanchiky
Lights of Muse
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Ayatsugu_Otowa
Koi no Moonlight
REDALice
MUSEDASH!!!!
Dan@Yomi
Pancake is Love
3R2
PUPA
HARD RENAISSANCE
Morimori Atsushi
tape/stop/night
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Sugar & Co.
The 90's Decision
Disco
MYUKKE.
XING
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ginkiha
Additional content
Ever since its release, downloadable content packs have been added to DJMax Respect. Each pack contains new songs to play, note and gear skins, and main menu UI skins. Some of these packs include new original songs or licensed songs.
Legacy DLC Pack
The Legacy DLC Pack contains collection of 187 songs from the all previous DJMax games before release of Respect, with BGA remastering to support 1080p resolution, and also included are new songs produced for Respect. Each DLC packs contains new 12 mission divided into 2 mission pack, in some DLC will have signature mission that came from the origin version of game, such as TB Mode that using DJMax Technika series mechanical game play or the Remix mode that based on 6.2 track from the original DJMax Portable 3.
The V Extension DLC Pack contains collection of new 102 songs that produced for Respect. Unlike the Legacy DLC packs, the V Extension contains only 20 new songs per pack, as well as 12 new missions per pack (except for even number pack, it's contain 24 new mission in Main Mission and V Link Mission), UI and gear skins.
The Collaboration DLC pack contains new 78 licensed songs from the original game, as well as 9 exclusive songs that were produced for Respect V. Same as the Legacy DLC pack, in Collaboration DLC it will contain UI and Gear skin. Except for mission, in each DLCs wouldn't contain the new mission pack. But some of the collaboration songs can be played in V Link mission pack.
Since release of Nexon DLC, the Collaboration DLC in the future will not available for PS Respect due to the different development process, licensing problem, and the impact to release timeline that cause the DLCs can't be release for every three months. However, the Collaboration DLC will continue to be available for Xbox Respect V.
On its release, DJMax Respect was met with "generally favorable" reviews from critics, with an aggregate score of 85% for PlayStation 4 on Metacritic.[11]
Anti-cheat criticism
The PC Steam, PC Xbox Live, and Xbox version of the game has been criticized for using XIGNCODE3, an anti-cheat software that forces games that use it to always be online, thus preventing offline play even when playing single-player.
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^Additional works by SB_ENGINEER, eyekiss, MoDEKU / Choreography by FreeMind
^Additional works by SB_ENGINEER, eyekiss, MoDEKU, SUMMER
^BGA is not available. It will be adding to the game later.
^Sony has rejected V Extension 3 DLC and January Update patch for PS DJMax Respect. However, Rocky Studio will fix the error reported by Sony and send it back to interview progress again.
