DJ Life Simulator: Learn to DJ for Real

FLX10 exit loop not working. FLAC files not supported. Game is SUPER short. Wait till they fix stuff and add more content before purchasing

This is an Early Access Review and I will revise this for the full release. Firstly, is this game for you? It really depends on what you're after and what you have currently. Arguably, all you need is a decent music library and the purchase price, but that isn't the intended demographic. If you're eyeing this game at all, you likely have your own controller or have had the experiences of DJing in good old reality. So my review will mostly apply to the latter of the two demographics. That out of the way, is there value for the purchase price assuming you already have the right gear? Yes. First, let's discuss the positives. You get a very promising package for a relatively cheap entry price. You get music with the game (the game itself is already the price of a full album), a very robust audio analysis system for importing your own tracks, a career mode, a practice mode, an academy for learning techniques, and a store to customize your avatar. To contrast that to other industry software, unless you have your Pro Software included with your Hardware, you're looking at an additional $200ish one time or recurring monthly cost for either Serato or Rekordbox (yes there are more, th…

TLDR: Get this if you are at all interested. Strong recommend for the DJ curious, you could just play with keyboard and mouse to see if this hobby is a fit for you before buying a controller. Existing DJs may not get a lot out of it right now but for the cost it is worth a flyer and a larger user base will justify more sophisticated tutorials. I am really excited about this one as I don't get a lot of opportunities to play out these days and this will keep Tutorials: Speaking as someone with some DJ experience, I would give this buy for anyone looking to learn how to DJ or are looking to experience DJing before buying a controller. I've run through a couple of tutorials, they work well, start at the very beginning of skill progression, and the included classes do seem to cover the basics and some intermediate-level content. Sure, you can learn all this from youtube or an online course but having the lessons and the scoring together in one neat app will save you time and the realtime feedback is invaluable. Music: It was shockingly good. I was expecting like Beat Saber quality dancepop slop but the minimal and tech house tracks were actually something I would spin or dance to in…

Game works well with DDJ-FLX4, with frequent updates. Definitely recommend!

This game has some serious potential. I started playing it, it made me comfortable with knobs and transitions... It's still far away from being a complete game but one way to help players master djing is let players post their own tutorials on how to mix in the game so others can learn

gooood game for early stage and music is bangin