Same issues with Groove Coaster on Steam.

This game requires a constant online connection that the store page doesn't inform you about. And when a game like this with literal hundreds of dollars worth of DLC requires me to constantly be online, in a game that barely even has online functionality outside of leaderboards and a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ BATTLE PASS for a rhythm game, absolutely not. None of the recent reviews seem to bring this up either which is disappointing, so I will. I understand combating piracy, but when this game does inevitably shut down, and the hundreds of dollars worth of DLC no longer work, will you still ignore the lack of an offline mode?

All of this is a shame because I actually very much enjoyed the DJ Max games on PSP growing up, particularly 2 and the Clazziquai Edition, so imagine my surprise when I found out there was a more recent game on Steam, on sale, for $10, with a few Guilty Gear & Tekken tracks included? I was overjoyed, only to find out exactly how much of the game they wanted me to sink in to unlock the music from old games so that i'd break past the refund threshold, as well as always online DRM and anti-cheat, and live service slop?

Yeah, you can keep it.

It'd be one thing if this was a F2P version of Respect from the PS4, but nope, it's a paid, $40 version, with live service slop, where they made sure that ONLY THIS VERSION is the one that gets the collab DLC. So the only way to play the game offline is on the console version with less content.

You also can't fail a song under between 7-12 stars anymore, who is this game made for?

Another great Music rhythm game which when you stop playing, the room keeps moving like you've just finished a fresh batch of shrooms

fix ultrawide