MASH VP! Re:VISION

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MASH VP! Re:VISION is a single player action game with a anime theme. It was developed by AXTORM Co., Ltd. and was released on March 21, 2025. It received very positive reviews from players.

■Game Description"MASH VP! Re:VISION" is a rhythm game for Steam, built around the concept of "mashups"—a technique used in DJ performances where multiple tracks are blended together to create an entirely new song! With over 150 playable tracks in the base game, including mashup songs, there’s plenty to enjoy! On top of that, seasonal events like "VIRTUAL PATH" and …

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Audience ScoreBased on 125 reviews

music50 positive mentions

grinding4 negative mentions

Unique and refreshing gameplay mechanic with dual lanes and shift keys that adds depth and challenge.
Outstanding soundtrack featuring well-known rhythm game artists and high-quality mashup tracks that greatly extend content.
Responsive controls, solid charting, and extensive customization options for gameplay and visuals enhance player experience.

Always-online DRM with restricted offline mode requiring frequent internet connection can be frustrating and may impact long-term playability.
DLC pricing and practices criticized due to overlapping content causing confusion and dissatisfaction among long-time supporters.
Some UI and visual elements lack polish, with certain charts having inconsistent difficulty spikes and occasional gameplay/readability issues.

music
166 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
30%
68%
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The music in the game is widely praised for its stellar, diverse, and high-quality selection featuring original tracks and contributions from well-known rhythm game artists such as Naoki Maeda. A standout feature is the mash-up mode allowing players to combine two songs into unique remixes with custom charts, providing fresh and engaging gameplay. While the soundtrack strongly appeals to fans of classic Japanese rhythm games, some criticism exists regarding DLC practices and occasional difficulty spikes in certain songs.
- “The soundtrack is phenomenal—every track is a banger that keeps you coming back for more.”
- “It lets you combine two completely different songs into one track, and it’s not just for show—the patterns and music actually change in really interesting ways.”
- “Lots of high production value original music that you won't find crossed over in other rhythm games.”
- “Really shoddy DLC practices that sell you the same songs you've already bought from another DLC, but only the good ones, and also here's some bonus songs to go with it.”
- “Sometimes the songs chosen for mash-ups feel contrived, as if the team had a quota to meet and tried to force songs together when there wasn't a natural fit in the soundtrack.”
- “The lanes changing is a good idea in theory, but really kills the idea of being able to play seamlessly and feel the music.”
gameplay
42 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
60%
7%
The gameplay offers a unique and refreshing dual-lane system that adds depth and challenge beyond typical 4-key rhythm games, with intuitive controls that become enjoyable once mastered. While some find the split track mechanic initially disorienting or in need of polish, the core mechanics are praised for being solid, rewarding, and novel, supported by extensive customization and a strong song selection. Overall, the gameplay is engaging and inventive, appealing especially to rhythm game veterans and newcomers alike.
- “The lane-switching mechanic is superb and feels incredibly satisfying.”
- “The actual gameplay feels surprisingly novel and doesn't really play at all like a typical 4k vsrg and takes a bit of time to get used to.”
- “The dual lane gameplay provides a challenge in reading without going to notitg levels of distractions even to long time veterans of the rhythm genre.”
- “The gameplay itself is a little lackluster.”
- “Most of the difficulty comes artificially from the split track mechanic and trying not to go cross-eyed while reading the note patterns.”
- “Gameplay wise, nothing changed, so my review still stands besides the fact they aren't really listening to feedback anymore.”
graphics
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
27%
46%
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The graphics receive mixed feedback, with some users finding the visual design generic, cheap, and unpolished, particularly criticizing the main character animations and certain UI elements for lacking creativity. However, others appreciate the game's overall visual appeal combined with its engaging gameplay and customization options, though some would like more graphical settings to address performance issues.
- “Everything from the aesthetics to the lineup, the funny little features here and there, and the concept itself is amazing.”
- “So far, it has amazing gameplay, awesome music to get you hooked on with cool visuals to keep you coming back for more.”
- “Has very indepth customization, allowing you to adjust visual/audio timings, visuals, controls, etc.”
- “The main characters look kinda cheap, with cardboard-like movements that feel unnecessary. The graphic design of the lanes, health bar, and other features feels like they came straight out of Adobe Illustrator. The DJ booth at the bottom during gameplay looks like a low-quality JPEG from an EDM festival with branding removed, which feels out of place.”
- “The game looks pretty generic in some places, with mediocre aesthetics and graphic design. The cardboard-like movement of the girl character takes up too much screen space and should be removed.”
- “Only some 2D cutscenes on the title screen are broken (likely a Proton issue). The gameplay graphics are fine but laggy on a system well above recommended specs. More graphics options would be appreciated to mitigate performance issues.”
grinding
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Grinding in the game is noticeable, especially when unlocking certain songs and customization options, but it remains mostly manageable. Event-related unlocks require a significant time investment, around 10 hours over two months, making them somewhat grindy yet still a motivating factor to log in. However, the overall grind can feel tedious for some players.
- “Also, the unlock system for songs in the events feels grindy, even if it's a little softer than other games in the genre (around 10 hours to get everything in a 2 month event).”
- “It can be a bit grindy to unlock some of the songs and customization options but it's acceptable and a majority of songs aren't locked behind any time investment.”
- “The events seem interesting as an incentive to log on, though they seem a little grindy.”
optimization
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
75%
The game currently suffers from poor optimization, particularly on Linux, where even high-spec systems require minimal settings for smooth performance. Users hope for improved optimization and possibly a native Linux version in future updates.
- “They've addressed pretty much every gripe I ever had with the game except for optimization on Linux (read that as: we need a native version ideally if possible, but even without that, optimization in general would help a ton. I'm miles ahead of the recommended specs on my laptop running Arch and I still have to play on minimal settings currently. But it's not my main machine so I've been able to play fine besides that).”
- “I still won't remove my "harsh comments" because man the timings are tight, we need optimization for Linux and an auto calibration feature.”
- “And performance-wise, like why is this game freezing?”
- “And performance-wise, why is this game freezing?”
- “They've addressed pretty much every gripe I had with the game except optimization on Linux. Ideally, we need a native version, but even without that, optimization in general would help a ton. I'm miles ahead of the recommended specs on my laptop running Arch and still have to play on minimal settings.”
- “I'm going to assume the game is just poorly optimized and hope it improves after early access.”
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users report occasional freezing issues when finishing songs or launching the game, causing minor but noticeable disruptions despite high-end hardware.
- “I have a 4070ti and 13700k, but when I finish a song or launch the game, the game freezes. It's not critical, but it is annoying.”
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users express concerns about the game's monetization, criticizing it for employing some of the worst tactics aside from subscriptions and battle passes. They wish the game were more profitable but feel hesitant to spend money due to fears that their purchases might become worthless.
- “I'm not necessarily saying 'don't support this game' because quite frankly I doubt it is profitable right now and I wish it was, but whatever situation led to this resulted in some of the worst monetization tactics known to man after subscriptions and battle passes. Personally, I do not feel safe paying for anything anymore knowing that it could be rendered somewhat useless.”
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor is praised for its creativity and charm, featuring amusing aesthetics, clever features, and an overall concept that stands out as genuinely entertaining.
story
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users find the current content engaging but express a desire for the addition of a story mode and music videos to enhance the overall experience.