It succeeds in the most important areas with its great game play interface and an astounding soundtrack. Kotaku compared IA/VT Colorful to the Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA game series, as well as praising the soundtrack of the game, writing ' IA/VT is a solid first step for a Miku-rivalling music game series. The game sold 38,881 physical retail copies within its first week of release, taking third place within Japan's weekly software sales rankings.

Songs with an orange background are DLC and must be purchased on the PlayStation Network to be played.įamitsu gave the game a review score of 34/40.

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Nihonbashi Kōkashita Āru Keikaku ( 日本橋高架下R計画) Shōnen wa Kyōshitsu ga Kirai datta no da ( 少年は教室がきらいだったのだ) Song list Ī total of 60 playable songs are available in the game, and following the initial game release 19 more released as additional downloadable content. The game features different play modes, including challenge modes with varying difficulty levels, consecutive play, and free play. Some music tracks feature new music background video footage exclusive to the game, whilst others contain the original video track for the song. The game features 60 different songs, with an additional 19 songs available as downloadable content. The game revolves around the virtual diva known as IA, who is a Vocaloid developed by the company 1st Place Co., Ltd. The feedback of each music track is dynamic and varies based on the player's own performance. Certain parts of each song, represented by a red bar on the timeline, are 'Colorful sections' and will use the Colorful gauge the player has earned beforehand to give them a score multiplier for the duration of the Colorful section.Īs the player progresses through a music track, the game stage gradually becomes more colorful. Certain notes allow the player to press any button they desire and will fill the player's 'Colorful' gauge by an amount depending on the player's timing. Pressing the buttons as the note is in the middle of the catcher will score the most points. Notes appear from various directions and follow lines of varying shapes until they reach a circular 'catcher'.

The rhythm game requires players to press the face buttons and D-pad directions of the PlayStation Vita in time with musical notes. Gameplay In-game screenshot of the main interface.

The game features downloadable content support. The lead developer of the game, Kenichiro Takaki, was previously the producer of Senran Kagura. It was released in Japan on July 30, 2015. IA/VT Colorful is a rhythm game for the PlayStation Vita developed by Marvelous, and is based on Vocaloid's IA Project.

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