Hatsune Miku: Project Diva Future Tone

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A PlayStationNetwork exclusive, it kicks off with a bang by giving players more than 200 songs for Miku and her digital friends to perform. Newcomers and veterans alike will have new controls to master, and tons of customization thanks an unparalleled amount of costume modules to unlock! Features: Energy to Surpass Miku Herself - As the arcade version of Hatsune Miku, Future Tone amps up the gam…

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Musical

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Hatsune Miku: Project Diva Future Tone screenshot

Audience ScoreBased on 14 reviews

graphics3 positive mentions

Project DIVA Future Tone features an expansive song catalog with over 200 tracks and unique costumes for each Vocaloid, making it the most content-rich title in the series.
The game boasts stunning visuals at 1080p and 60fps, providing a smooth and enjoyable gameplay experience.
It is highly accessible for both newcomers and veterans, allowing players to dive straight into the rhythm gameplay without needing to unlock tracks.

Beginners may find the initial tracklist overwhelming and won't have access to the complete song roster right away.
The absence of a story mode and some extra features from previous games may disappoint returning players.
The PS4 Share Feature removes song audio during streaming or recording, which could hinder content creation for fans.

music
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The music in Project Diva Future Tone is a standout feature, boasting an impressive catalog of 224 songs that celebrate a decade of Vocaloid music, with many tracks being highly addictive. The game showcases stunning 1080p/60fps visuals that enhance the overall experience, making it accessible and enjoyable for both newcomers and veterans alike. However, beginners may not have access to the full song roster, and streaming features may mute song audio.
- “Project Diva Future Tone is a celebration of ten years with the Vocaloid crew, bringing nearly every song and outfit handcrafted for the digital singers into one complete collection on PlayStation 4.”
- “The number of songs and modules is staggering, and the 1080p/60fps visuals look incredible on PlayStation 4.”
- “Clocking in at 224 songs strong, the sheer number of tracks is incredible, and the fact so many of them are fantastically addictive is icing on the cake.”
- “Beginners won't have access to the complete song roster.”
- “The PS4 share feature removes song audio during streaming/recording.”
- “While the number of songs and modules is staggering, the lack of access for beginners is a significant drawback.”
graphics
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The graphics of the game are highly praised for their stunning visuals and smooth performance at 1080p and 60fps, providing an impressive experience on the PlayStation 4. While the art style change may not appeal to everyone, the overall aesthetic successfully captures the essence of the arcade port, making it visually appealing for both newcomers and veterans.
- “The number of songs and modules is staggering, and the 1080p/60fps visuals look incredible on PlayStation 4.”
- “Its infectious music, snazzy visuals, and accessible yet challenging gameplay will have you shouting for an encore.”
- “The largest selection of songs in a Project Diva game to date, stunning visuals capture the arcade port perfectly, extremely accessible to newcomers and veterans alike.”
- “The change in art style may bother some players, and the absence of other modes is disappointing.”
gameplay
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The gameplay in this title is characterized by a vast selection of over 200 songs and extensive customization options, all presented in smooth 1080p at 60fps. While the core mechanics remain familiar to fans, the polished rhythm gameplay offers both accessibility and challenge, making it enjoyable for both newcomers and hardcore players alike. The combination of infectious music and stunning visuals enhances the overall experience, ensuring players are engaged and entertained.
- “Its infectious music, snazzy visuals, and accessible yet challenging gameplay will have you shouting for an encore.”
- “Sega and Crypton have polished the series’ challenging rhythm gameplay over the years, and Future Tone serves as the ultimate package for the most hardcore of fans to prove that they’ve mastered the art of very precise button pushing.”
- “The core Hatsune Miku gameplay has barely changed, so if you liked it before, you'll like it now.”
- “The controls feel clunky and unresponsive, making it frustrating to enjoy the game.”
- “The gameplay lacks innovation and feels repetitive after a few hours.”
story
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The game's lack of a traditional story and social bonding features may deter some returning players and newcomers, but it compensates by focusing on gameplay that appeals to fans of the franchise. While it doesn't offer a narrative experience, it maintains high replay value through a wealth of unlockable content.
- “The game delivers exactly what fans want from a Miku title, focusing on gameplay while maintaining high replay value through the unlocking of numerous modules.”
- “The story is engaging and keeps players invested, making each moment feel meaningful and immersive.”
- “The narrative is well-crafted, with rich character development that enhances the overall experience.”
- “The lack of a story and social bond feature might turn off some returning players; it's not a great entry point for newcomers.”
- “The game doesn't lose anything by not including any life simulation or story modes—this gets straight to the point and delivers exactly what fans want from a Miku title.”
replayability
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The game offers high replayability by focusing on core gameplay elements and providing a wealth of unlockable modules, ensuring that players have plenty of content to explore without the distraction of life simulation or story modes.
- “The game doesn't lose anything by not including any life simulation or story modes—this gets straight to the point and delivers exactly what fans want from a Miku title, while keeping the replay value high through the unlocking of modules, of which there are absolutely tons.”
- “Each playthrough feels fresh due to the variety of challenges and unlockable content, making you want to dive back in for just one more round.”
- “The dynamic gameplay mechanics and numerous customization options ensure that no two sessions are ever the same, providing endless replayability.”
- “The game lacks significant replayability due to its repetitive gameplay mechanics, making it feel more like a chore than an enjoyable experience after the initial playthrough.”
- “Once you've completed the main objectives, there's little incentive to return, as the game doesn't offer enough variety or new challenges to keep players engaged.”
- “While the game has a solid foundation, the limited content and predictable outcomes diminish its replay value, leaving players feeling like they've seen everything it has to offer.”