Reflec Beat Volzza | |
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Developer(s) | Konami |
Publisher(s) | Konami |
Series | Reflec Beat , Bemani |
Platform(s) | Arcade |
Release | October 28, 2015 |
Genre(s) | Music |
Reflec Beat Volzza (stylized as REFLEC BEAT VOLZZA) is the fifth installment of the touch-screen based music video game, Reflec Beat series. It was announced on August 26, 2015 as the sequel of Reflec Beat Groovin'!! with location testing period beginning from August 28 to 30, 2015. [1] It was released on October 28, 2015.
As with previous games, Reflec Beat Volzza employs an air-hockey play style in which players have to touch incoming objects, reflecting and bouncing them left and right to the opposite side. Different types of objects may appear, including the normal ones, objects that require players to hold them, and objects that move up and down instead of left and right. Higher difficulties also employ additional markers above the reflecting line where objects disappear when touched, instead of reflecting back. A new type of object, the Slide Object, requires players to touch and slide them, instead of merely touching or holding them. [2]
Reflec Beat Volzza increases the difficulty scale from 10+ to 13 (12 prior from January 30, 2016); songs that previously employ a 10+ difficulty rating are all re-rated to 11 or 12. The maximum difficulty available for each round of a playthrough is also changed to 7 for Round 1, 9 for Round 2, and 12 for Final Round (as opposed to 8 for Round 1, 10 for Round 2, and 10+ for Final Round used in previous games).
Artist | Song | Other Information | ||
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Licenses | ||||
SOUND HOLIC feat. Nana Takahashi | FUTURE FLIGHT | |||
maras k/marasy×kors k | Piano Ninja | |||
cosMo@暴走P | ∞=Inftrumental= | |||
じーざす (ワンダフル☆オポチュニティ!) feat. kradness | 無頼ック自己ライザー (Buraikku Jikorizer) | |||
ARM+夕野ヨシミ feat.miko | チルノのパーフェクトさんすう教室 (Cirno no Perfect Sansū Kyōshitsu) | |||
C-CLAYS | 幻想郷の夏祭り (Gensōkyō no Natsumatsuri) | |||
豚乙女 | 花 (Hana) | |||
ビートまりおと小林幸子 | Help me, ERINNNNNN!! 小林幸子さん ver.「くーくり博麗お祭りえーりん!」 (Help me, ERINNNNNN!! Kobayashi Sachiko-san Ver. "COOL&CREATE Hakurei Omatsuri Erin!") | Added on December 28, 2015 | ||
Neru feat.いかさん | ハウトゥー世界征服 (How to Sekai Seifuku) | |||
UNISON SQUARE GARDEN | シュガーソングとビターステップ (Sugar Song to Bitter Step) | |||
Neru | 東京テディベア (Tokyo Teddy Bear) | |||
n-buna | ウミユリ海底譚 (Umiyuri Kaiteitan) | |||
ゲスの極み乙女。 | 私以外私じゃないの (Watashi Igai Watashi Janai no) | |||
A応P | 全力バタンキュー (Zenryoku Batankyu) | Added on February 17, 2016 | ||
Default Konami Originals | ||||
Sota F. | Follow the path | |||
日向美ビタースイーツ♪ | 地方創生☆チクワクティクス (Chihō Sōsei☆Chikuwatics) | from HinaBitter♪ Added on November 26, 2015 | ||
Xceon feat. Mayumi Morinaga | 幻影ノ消失 (Genei no Shōshitsu) | |||
日向美ビタースイーツ♪ | フラッター現象の顛末と単一指向性の感情論 (Flutter Genshō no Tenmatsu to Tanitsu Shikousei no Kanjōron) | from HinaBitter♪ Added on December 17, 2015 | ||
松下feat.Sota & wac | きゅん×きゅんばっきゅん☆LOVE (Kyun×Kyun Bakkyun☆Love) | Added on February 17, 2016 | ||
日向美ビタースイーツ♪ | 漆黒のスペシャルプリンセスサンデー (Shikkoku no Special Princess Sundae) | from HinaBitter♪ Added on October 29, 2015 | ||
劇団レコード feat.Mille Face | ヴェニスの慕情 (Venice no Bōjō) | |||
Extra Round song | ||||
HEXA | CODE:1 | |||
HEXA | CODE:2 | |||
Conditional Unlocks | ||||
remixed by DJ TOTTO | The 5th KAC DJ TOTTO's SELECTION | |||
Ultimate Survival | ||||
かめりあ feat.ななひら&謎の黒猫神 W | 神よ、ニャンコを与えたまえ! (Kamiyo, Nyanko wo Ataetamae!) | |||
RoughSketch | Raving Fantasy | |||
Hommarju | Crazy Jackpot | |||
PHQUASE | アイリス (Iris) | |||
P*Light | Storm Buster | |||
OSTER project | DixieLand a la mode | |||
kobaryo | SEITEN NO TERIYAKI | |||
DJ Myosuke | I Am No One | |||
源屋 feat.Kuroa* | MOON DUST | |||
DJ Noriken | F/E/D/R(I Don't Care) | |||
USAO | Hastur | |||
DJ Genki feat. yukacco With Gt 三代 | Get Future | |||
Reflec Derby | ||||
MAX MAMIMIZER VS DJ TOTTO | Rebellio | |||
Hinatabi Chikuwa-Hime Ketteisen | ||||
日向美ビタースイーツ♪ | ぽかぽかレトロード (Pokapoka Retroad) | from HinaBitter♪ | ||
日向美ビタースイーツ♪ | 完全無欠の無重力ダイブ (Kanzen Muketsu No Mujuūryoku Dive) | from HinaBitter♪ | ||
日向美ビタースイーツ♪ | エキサイティング!!も・ちゃ・ちゃ☆ (Exciting!! Mo・Cha・Cha☆) | from HinaBitter♪ | ||
日向美ビタースイーツ♪ | とびっきりのふわっふわ (Tobikkiri No Fuwaffuwa) | from HinaBitter♪ | ||
日向美ビタースイーツ♪ | 3 A.M. ディテクティブ・ゲーム (3 A.M. Detective Game) | from HinaBitter♪ | ||
Floor Infection | ||||
cosMo@暴走P | For UltraPlayers | from Sound Voltex II -infinite infection- | ||
Pastel-kun no Gakkī Hakase no Dokidoki Rhythm Kenkyujō | ||||
First Phase | ||||
猫叉Master | Journey | |||
SOUND HOLIC feat. Nana Takahashi | JUST AFTER DARK -零- (JUST AFTER DARK -Zero-) | |||
U1 vs U1 overground | 私をディスコにつれてって TOKYO (Watashi wo Disco ni Tsuretette) | |||
Ryu* | 雪月夜 (Yukizukiyo) | First Phase End | ||
Second Phase | ||||
kors k REASM Des-ROW | Erosion Mark | From Pop'n Music Rhythmin | ||
ヒゲドライバー with 高橋瞳 | God bless you | |||
Mutsuhiko Izumi | FIRE 2 | |||
ビートまりお(COOL&CREATE) | リフレクラジカル (Reflec Radical) | |||
onoken | Viden | Second Phase End | ||
Third Phase | ||||
Asaki | NIRVANA | |||
Akhuta | Palma Lunae | |||
DJ Command | True Blue [DJ Command Mix] | |||
Des-ROW・組 | 斬刀鬼 (Zantōki) | |||
L.E.D. | THE LYCANTHROPHE | Third Phase End | ||
Fourth Phase | ||||
96 | Ghost Hunters | |||
DJ NAGAI | Jungle Jungle | |||
kors k | Sapphire | |||
ARM×狐夢想 feat. 桃箱 | いただき! 桃色ゾンビにあん (Itadaki! Momoiro Zombie Nian) | |||
DJ TOTTO | Crystallia | Fourth Phase End | ||
Fifth Phase | ||||
Des-ROW vibes Dr.Honda | SERVI | |||
cosMo@暴走P feat.96 | XiNX | |||
dj TAKA | RAIN | Fifth Phase End |
Artist | Song | Other Information | ||
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Licenses | ||||
Sekai no Owari | ANTI-HERO | |||
T.M.Revolution×水樹奈々 | Preserved Roses | |||
AAA | アシタノヒカリ (Ashita no Hikari) | |||
Kana-Boon | ダイバー (Diver) | |||
学園生活部 | ふ・れ・ん・ど・し・た・い (Friendshita) | |||
Babymetal | ギミチョコ!! (Gimme Choco!!) | |||
筋肉少女帯 | 混ぜるな危険 (Mazeruna Kiken) | |||
CHICO with HoneyWorks | プライド革命 (Pride Kakumei) | |||
ROOKiEZ is PUNK'D | リクライム (Reclimb) | |||
月龍 | MOON LIGHT | from Ryu☆ album "Ryu☆BEST -MOONLiGHT-" | ||
Added Licensed Songs | ||||
kors k feat. kradness remixed by Camellia | Brightness(Camellia's 'Vividness' Remix) | Added on April 28, 2016 from Quarks album "Dualive" | ||
Quarks(kradness×Camellia) | Dualive | Added on April 28, 2016 from Quarks album "Dualive" | ||
Ryu* feat. kradness remixed by Camellia | Infinity Rise(Camellia's 'Inf+1' Remix) | Added on April 28, 2016 from Quarks album "Dualive" | ||
Quarks(kradness×Camellia) | You and me | Added on April 28, 2016 from Quarks album "Dualive" | ||
VENUS | Help me, ERINNNNNN!! -VENUS mix- | Added on July 28, 2016 from Sound Voltex III -Gravity Wars- | ||
fourfolium | Now Loading!!!! | Added on August 4, 2016 New Game! ending theme | ||
fourfolium | SAKURAスキップ (SAKURA Skip) | Added on August 4, 2016 New Game! opening theme | ||
Default Konami Originals | ||||
コスモドライバー join. shully & Nimo | Black or Red? | |||
ゆよゆっぱ | Dreaming | |||
Sota Fujimori 3rd Season | EXOTICA | |||
阿部靖広 feat.ひうらまさこ | Like a nameless flower | |||
Power Of Nature | ORIENTAL MESIA | |||
DJ TOTTO feat. えなこ | Precious ☆ Star | |||
dj TAKA feat. VENUS | SAMBA de 恋心 (SAMBA de Koigokoro) | |||
Qrispy Joybox | Winter Gift ~クリスピーからの贈りもの~ (Winter Gift ~Qrispy Karano Okurimono~) | |||
あさき×剣 | 透明はまだらに世界を告げて (Tōmei Wa Madarani Sekai Wo Tsugete) | GITADORA Tri-Boost x REFLEC BEAT VOLZZA 2 | ||
Added Konami Original Songs | ||||
日向美ビタースイーツ♪&ひなちくん | 倉野川音頭 (Kuranogawa Ondo) | Added on August 5, 2016 from Hinabitter♪ | ||
kradness | 零の位相 (Rei no Isō) | Added on August 25, 2016 from kradness's album "Mind Hack" | ||
Conditional Unlocks | ||||
上ノ瀬つかさ | ruin of opals | |||
ACRID-9 | Pleasure with VOLZZA | System BGM (VOLZZA) | ||
成城猿楽団 | 加油! 元気猿! (Jiayou! Genkizaru!) | from pop'n music 7 | ||
kors k | Monkey Business | from Dance Dance Revolution 2013 | ||
Extra Round Songs | ||||
RoughSketch REVET D-crew | Disable Mark | |||
Hinatabi Chikuwa-Hime Ketteisen | ||||
日向美ビタースイーツ♪ | 黒髪乱れし修羅となりて ~凛edition~ (Kurokami Midareshi Shura to Narite ~Rin edition) | from HinaBitter♪ | ||
Otegaru!LINK TRACK | ||||
DJ TOTTO | 少女アリスと箱庭幻想コンチェルト (Shōjo Alice to Hakoniwa Gensō Concerto) | from Beatmania IIDX 23: Copula | ||
DJ Scratch & Bend | Blue Spring Express | from Beatmania IIDX 23: Copula | ||
雷龍 | ra'am | from Beatmania IIDX 21: Spada | ||
DJ SHARPNEL feat.みらい | めいさいアイドル☆あいむちゃん♪ (Meisai Idol Aimu-chan) | from Beatmania IIDX 23: Copula | ||
Code Breaking Returns | ||||
あさきのくりむ童話 | 去る金合戦 (Saru Kanegassen) | from GITADORA | ||
HEXA | CODE:1 [revision 0.9.8] | |||
三代目 ADULTIC TEACHERS | Mathematical Love | System BGM (VOLZZA 2) | ||
Pastel challenge! | ||||
土岐麻子 | Little Prayer | from GuitarFreaks / DrumMania V | ||
good-cool feat. すわひでお | H@ppy Choice | from pop'n music 6 | ||
ASMAT & emi | O JIYA | from GUITARFREAKS 7thMIX & drummania 6thMIX | ||
Des-ROW・組スペシアルr | 在るが儘に (Aruga Mamani) | |||
Kevin Vecchione | under control | from GUITARFREAKS 7thMIX & drummania 6thMIX | ||
常盤ゆう | カモミール・バスルーム (Camomile Bathroom) | from pop'n music 7 | ||
TAG | El Dorado | from GuitarFreaks / DrumMania V3 | ||
HuΣeR | Crafty Savior | |||
SOUND HOLIC Vs. VENUS feat. Nana Takahashi | 無双 (Musō) | from Sound Voltex III -Gravity Wars | ||
Qrispy Joybox feat.VENUS | 魔法の言葉 (Mahó no Kotoba) | |||
ヒゲドライバー feat.ヒゲドライVAN | スカイダイバー (Sky Diver) | from BeatStream AniTribe | ||
96 feat.すわひでお | 怒りと共に去りぬ!! (Ikari to Tomoni Sarinu!!) | from pop'n music éclale | ||
豚乙女 | カケラ (Kakera) | from GITADORA Tri-Boost | ||
rino & m@sumi from plastic penguin | リメンバーリメンバー (Remember Remember) | from pop'n music Sunny Park | ||
TOMOSUKE feat. Three Berry Icecream | jet coaster☆girl | from GuitarFreaks 7thMix/DrumMania 6thMix | ||
TOMOSUKE feat. Shiho Rainbow | We need love | |||
BEMANI Bi-Ra Factory | ||||
私立BEMANI学園軽音部 OB | Good bye, Summer~さよならは言わない~ (Good bye, Summer~Sayonara No Iwanai~) | |||
Ultimate Survival: Final Punishment Song | ||||
元祖ボーイズ男子ボーイズ | X-TREME 6 | |||
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