About This Game Disco Destruction is a VR DJ game, where you have to play vinyls, keep your customers dancing - and make some money to pay back your debt!But keeping them happy won’t be easy: You’ll have to keep your eyes on them and strategically build up their mood, until they reach “ecstasy”.So, make money to buy upgrades and vinyls, pay your debt and help your uncle’s disco defend against the evil “Italos”.Things you can do in Disco DestructionBe a DJPlay your vinyls according to the “colors-and-moods” system to make your customers dance - and spend more money in your Disco. But be careful, if you make them angry, it will be a mess...Upgrade your gear and buy Power-UpsYou get a percentage of the disco’s revenue every night. How you’re going to spend it is up to you: New disc packs? Power-ups? Level up your gear and become the best DJ of Miami.Add your own musicImport your music files and make the game yours. You wanted a Heavy Metal disco? Or a J-pop one?Free Play ModePlay the game of Disco Destruction without any time constraints and spend your day (or night) DJ-ing for the customers of Ouzo54.Some of the things that are coming soon:Nightly challengesMore unlockablesNew levelsAnd remember: Never let the music stop! b4d347fde0 Title: Disco DestructionGenre: Casual, Indie, Simulation, Early AccessDeveloper:SubjectivePublisher:SubjectiveRelease Date: 20 Jul, 2017 Disco Destruction Activation Code Crack disco destruction night. disco destruction 1979. disco destruction trier. disco destruction vr. mejor disco destruction. disco destruction white sox. disco destruction chicago. destruction of disco. disco appetite for destruction. disco destruction day. disco appetite for destruction. the digitalist disco destruction. disco destruction night. disco destruction trier. mejor disco destruction. destruction of disco. el mejor disco de destruction. disco destruction. disco destruction 3000. disco destruction day. the digitalist disco destruction. disco destruction chicago. disco destruction vr. disco destruction 3000. disco destruction white sox. disco destruction. el mejor disco de destruction. disco destruction 1979 I reviewed this game last year, but I'm going to leave an updated review now that it's almost an entirely new game.What started as a cool idea has evolved into a really great game. Over the past year the devs have listened to user feedback and added or polished so much, so things are really taking shape now.The best part about this game is that it's NOT a DJ simulator, which makes it much more accessible for the average gamer. Now that they've added the ability to see the titles of records, it makes it really simple for someone who's not a DJ to put together a fun set, but still offers enough of a challenge to keep you on your toes.This was one of the first VR games I've played, and it's still one of my favourites. I'm really looking forward to seeing more updates.. Updated Review June 3, 2018:I'm changing my review from a negative to a positive recommendation. This game actually got updated a while back. I finally got around to playing it again. They were small little quality of life changes, but they made the game a whole lot more fun. Before there was very little to do. Now at least there's some variety. There's still no purpose to the game. I mean you can buy some stuff that helps. But there's no story or progress towards anything, other than buying the expensive item that will take a while to accomplish. The core gameplay improved by the simple addition of colors. Now you can match the color to what the crowd wants and that's pretty neat. There's a reason to mix discs now. The little items you buy sure do help a lot. And the microphone item to buy is pretty awesome. I love saying stuff and hearing yourself so you can roleplay like a real DJ. That was a very good addition, probably the best! I chanted "Make some noise" and other cringy af stuff. But hey, I'm home alone and nobody cares here :)--- Original review is below ---First of all, the disco closes at 9pm. Really? WTF. That's not realistic. You can drink all the beers, but you hardly notice any effect on you. You are limited in where you can move, so I don't see why you need to teleport unless you have a really small playing space. It's a free game, so you may want to try and download for yourself. It's not a terrible game, but it's not really good in its current state. There just isn't much of a game mechanic. The VR atmosphere is also not great. The music is okay, but nothing I would listen to outside of this game.So you're a DJ, but apparently DJing is about putting a disc on a disc player. Then turning a knob so that it plays that disc A instead of disc B. You can turn off A or B. You can only play a disc for so long. You scratch the disc by touching the disc as its playing. The scratching mechanism is too simple and sounds terrible in any event and it's limited. It's more fun to not play anything and throw stuff at people and drink beer. But I can't recommend this game, even at the free price. With more updates, this game could be very fun and it could be worth $19.99 or more. It's just not there now and it isn't fun now.Rate 4/10. I reviewed this game last year, but I'm going to leave an updated review now that it's almost an entirely new game.What started as a cool idea has evolved into a really great game. Over the past year the devs have listened to user feedback and added or polished so much, so things are really taking shape now.The best part about this game is that it's NOT a DJ simulator, which makes it much more accessible for the average gamer. Now that they've added the ability to see the titles of records, it makes it really simple for someone who's not a DJ to put together a fun set, but still offers enough of a challenge to keep you on your toes.This was one of the first VR games I've played, and it's still one of my favourites. I'm really looking forward to seeing more updates.. its free had a good experiencebut its shortworth trying since its free. An intersting DJ simulator where if you screw up poop will be thrown at you from the crowd.. I like this game quite a bit so far; 3.5 hrsSo.....VR games seem to be a big hit and miss for me. This one has been good so far. Basic simple but clean graphics. Its a small cozy club with all the appropriate colors and shades that make it feel right. The characters are a bit boring as is the bartender. I wish there was some kind of description for the upgrades. The music is very appealing. Great selection of tracks that frequently have me wishing they were longer because they are so enjoyable in the game.PROS: The tracks are very enjoyable. The audio is clear and crisp. Gameplay is simple. AND its FREE.CONS: The timers on the tracks are too short; they need to be 15-25% longer. An explanation of the upgrades would be nice. Need more upper shelves to hold back records. Play button on the right turntable is TOO close to the mixer slide. I inadvertantly stop that turntable sometimes. RECOMMEND: Add more upper shelves to organize the records for the end of the night. Relocate the play button on the right turntable so that it isnt so easy to mistakenly hit when using the mixer slide. Make the album timers a little longer. Maybe add a volume knob to the mixer and maybe some buttons to control the lights.. The new Late Access version is a BIG improvement over the older free 'Early Access' version and definately worth buying. My Son & I have been playing this all day. Below is our honest feedback.The great things are: -+ The graphics are much better. The people look really good & respond better to their moods.+ The atmosphere is better. The disco lights really add to the scene.+ I love the new record crate system. It is so much better than the waiting for a record to appear in a cloud of smoke like in the older free version. That used to be frustrating waiting to the very last second for a record to appear. + I like the extra crate unlocks. It gives you something to work towards & really help the crowd get pumping.+ I like being able to teleport around the disco and seeing all the new graphics and environment. You can even go in the toilets area.The things that could do with improvement: -- I found the first/front records in each side of the crate a little hard to grab at times. The controllers wanted to grab the second row instead of the first.Suggestions / New features: -* It would be awesome if smooth crossfader transitions could be rewarded with an instant visual/money reward with text & voice feedback like "Good Fade", "Great Fade", "Fading like a Pro!", "That got the party jumping" (and have the crowd jumping when dancing). Bad / quick slam over fades could be penalised with minus money or something like that.* Same with great record choices having an instant visual/money reward feedback that really feels rewarding.* I would love to see the ability to buy a new crossfader/mixer that has advanced features like high pass / low pass cutoffs. Real DJ's use these music effects all the time to send a crowd into a frenzy. Being able to cut off the bass and then drop the bass back in the middle song is what the drives the peeps crazy.My final words: - Support the devs. They are a small team that are very active on their discord server. They have created a fresh and new VR experience. In a VR field dominated by boring wave based shooters, this is a worthy VR experience to play and support. I really look forward to all the new features, the new story mode (hopefully a real story based journey from a small start out DJ to a huge packed stadium sensation mega DJ) and just where this game could end up. There are so many possibilities for this game, which is why it is so exciting. Buy this now, you wont regret it!. I had a lot of fun playing this game. At first I was unsure what to expect but it was challenging but not frustrating. I wish there was voice acting for the game instructions.. reading in VR generally sucks.. but its even worse when you want to be pulled into that world. If just the bartender talked, I would be happy. I'll even record the lines for you for free! This game could use that that extra bit to keep the user mentally in the world of the game.. Really enjoyed this and would be willing to pay for more like this.While fun currently, once the mechanics to succeed are known it gets too simple.It would be great to add in complexity with events such as barfights or streakers that the DJ must deal with.More effects to control like lighting, strobe, disco ball, lasers, fog, foam, etc.Music genres rather than the current 3 tempo selection.More audio controls like filters, pitch, and beatmatching would be amazing.Thanks for this game!Worth an install. [June Update] "Late Access" Version Coming Soon: Dear players and friends,There might be some months between our announcements, but we always try to have interesting updates for you.This time it’s about a very big step forward: The start of our (initially internal) Beta Testing for the totally-upgraded Disco Destruction and the upcoming paid release.Let’s take a look at them, one by one.What is this new version about?. February Update: What we've been working on!: Dear players,Hello again after a few months of “radio silence”. We hope your new year started on the right foot.For us, we think it did - and we want to share a few things about what we’re working on at the moment.The end of Early Access Updates.When we started building Disco Destruction, we were already programmers and gamers, but we sure didn’t feel comfortable calling ourselves Game Designers. That’s why we started building our first game right in front of you, through our free Early Access and our constant, iterative updates.During these 7 months, we tested our ideas, got to know our players and learned some things about what makes a VR game fun.So, we decided that the basic idea of Disco Destruction works. And now, it’s time to release what we've always had in mind.That’s why, since the beginning of the year, we’ve been working full-time on the new version. The goal is to take what made Disco Destruction fun, and make it look better, have more duration and expand a little on the story ideas.The work is going great and we believe that around late March we’re going to begin Beta testing it.Around April, is also our target for the “Late Access” release: Still Early Access, but self-explainably later than the previous one. That version is going to be our full game and maybe the Early Access tag will remain to explain our plans for some more additions that we’re thinking about.That version, also, is going to have a price - but we’ll talk about this soon.Where we are now?At the moment, we have done a lot of work to streamline the main gameplay to support a “nights progression”, where each night is going to vary in difficulty.We are constantly working on making everything look better. The art style is new (forget the blocky aesthetic), the level is a whole piece of a Miami neighborhood (not just the club’s main area) and you’re going to be able to move around freely.We know, you always wanted these (we also did), but things take time to make. :)We’ve also reworked the behavior of the Customers to make them react to many more of your choices. They’re going to feel much more alive!We have also changed the Disc Selection system. In the Early Access builds, the discs came in a random order after a specific waiting time. Forget that!Now you’ll be able to select whichever disc you want and play it. You’re the DJ and it should be your choice. But, you’ll have to work hard, to make some money and buy better discs to better suit your customers' tastes and leave your mark in Miami’s nightlife.And who’s gonna sell you those discs? We’ll talk about that in the next update.Until then, take a look at some screenshots from our work in progress and don’t forget to watch our new trailer, that includes a teaser for the next, big version in the end.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPbKXWsRlDYAgain, thanks a lot for your support! We’re open to all comments and discussions in the forums. We’ll be waiting to hear your thoughts on everything.And you can always follow our Twitter account @subjectivevr for more frequent updates.See you,The Subjective Team. Spend your "VR-money" in the Power-Up Update.: Dear players,with the weather becoming colder, there’s no better time to use your forehead warmer of choice (Oculus Rift or HTC Vive).Another good reason is because we have a new update ready for you. And we consider this to be the best update since we released.Say hello to Power-Ups!. The December Update is here - with a new level!: Dear players,One month after the release of our “Late Access”, we’re back with our first update.We talked with a lot of you (some had spent many hours on the old Early Access) and asked you for specific feedback for the new version.And according to all of that, in this update, you will find many important improvements (with even more coming later) - but let’s list the biggest ones: A new level: You can now select a level for your Arcade session: Either inside the club, or in front of it.The level is part of the planned Story mode - but for now you can have fun making your customers happy (and making money) as usual. Much better feedback for the customers’ mood changes: Whenever a mood change happens, positive or negative, you’re going to have a strong visual and audio cue.We think it makes it much more fun, and of course, it gives you a better understanding of how the customers feel about your playing. You can now drink from the bottles!: This has been a looong-standing request - but now you can drink from the bottles around AND it will affect you. :) Song names: Another very requested feature. Whenever you touch/grab a vinyl, you will see the song title and artist name. A new Power-Up: A party firework to light up the mood - buy it from the Tech guy. Christmas Decorations: For the next few weeks, it will be snowing in the outside level - and the customers will have their Santa hats on.We hope you have fun with the update - that’s what we'd like the most. Also, check out a video, showing-off these features:https://youtu.be/HBND3W6gFzQAnd we’re already working on the next one, which will include the overall most requested feature: The ability to add your own music, along with a Free Play mode.We’re very excited for this - and we’ll be waiting to see your playthroughs, when the time comes.Again, if you want to talk to us, to give us feedback or suggest something, we invite you to our Discord chat room: discord.gg/VkG9Xz2 Until the next update, have fun and enjoy the holidaysThe Subjective Team. Disco Destruction: The Unmuted Update.: Dear players,How is everybody doing? We hope you enjoy your festive days as much as we do.There are two things we want to share with you.First of all, there’s a small update ready for you. The customers now have a better voice (text-voice, that is).Now, they are going to give you much more specific feedback on how well you’re doing. Go on, check it out yourselves!Secondly, this will probably be the last update of this current Early Access phase. Up until now, we wanted to test our core ideas, get feedback and, of course, learn how to make a fun VR game.And we think we got what we wanted.So, from the beginning of the new year, we’re going to share more about the next version of Disco Destruction: A much bigger, much more polished game, that will also have a (fair) price to it.It’s still going to stay in Early Access, though, at least in the beginning - and we’re going to need all of you to help us make the best game that we can.So, until our next update, please enjoy Disco Destruction, break things and get ready to experience its world as we originally imagined it.The Subjective Team(ps. Our Steam Community is always open for your comments and your additional thoughts on what you would like to see in a bigger Disco Destruction experience.). Disco Destruction: The Tutorial Update.: Dear players,It’s been some months since we last talked, but we’ve been hard at work.First of all, we want to thank you for your feedback on the first release of Disco Destruction. Even as an alpha version, many of you had lots of fun with it. And now, we have a much better understanding of where we want to take it.This Update.. Disco Destruction - The Scratching Update.: Dear players,Just one week after the first release of Disco Destruction, we have already gotten lots of interesting feedback. Today, we have our first update ready, that, among small bug fixes, adds a new and very fun element to the game: Vinyl Scratching!So, update the game, put a disc on and start scratching! But don’t overdo it, or else the customers will get angry.Please note that this is the first implementation of the scratching feature and we would also like your feedback on how it feels, or what would make it even better.For a full list of the main changes in this update:We added the scratching functionality. Now, you’ll feel like you’re DJing even more.We added a restart button in the disco level (just press the Menu button to see it). This will make it easier to stop a night that goes bad…There’s a Quick-Play button in the Intro level. It will only show up after your first playthrough.The bottles now have liquid in them. Please, don’t drink it!Technical stuff, in some places, were fixed.Please enjoy our game, and remember: the discussions on our Steam Community Page are always open for you to post your experience and feedback.We'll be back soon, with more news - and of course many more updates to Disco Destruction!Cheers,The Subjective Team
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