put on your dancing shoes, and i'm going to tell you what to do. - To play, hit the corresponding panels with your feet (or press the corresponding key on your keyboard, for those who are confused) when the arrows reach the Step Zone. - Your Dance Gauge tells you how well you're doing. MARVELOUS, PERFECT, and GREAT steps will cause it to rise, but BAD and OUCH steps will make it drop. If you misstep too much, your Dance Gauge will decrease until your game is over. - New to this game are two exclusive dancers, Damien Maymdien from "maybe i could eat blades of grass", and Steve from "hi, i'm steve"! - This game include 15 Bill Wurtz songs, which NONE of them are hidden during regular gameplay! - Replacing Baby Steps (Beginner) difficulty is the new Baby Mode, which is based off the ripoff Plug 'n' Play dance mat games they sell at online stores. The charts are much easier, the down and up arrows switch positions, and two diagonal arrows are added! (like DDR Solo). However, only 9 songs have Baby Mode charts, and only one player can play Baby Mode at a time. - The other difficulties have been renamed to Simple Steps, Get Real, and High Energy. - Exclusive to this game is the Character Gallery, where you can view each character's descriptions! - An announcer!? (You can turn this on in settings; it is disabled by default.) - Navigate through the menus using the arrow keys, press Enter (Space if you're Player 2) to confirm, and press R to return to the Main Menu. - You can even hold R during a song for one second to instantly quit! (NOTICE: Quitting a song will count as a fail.) - You can change your keybinds through the Option Menu. DEFAULT KEYBINDS: P1: - Left: J - Down: K - Up: I - Right: L - Up-Left: U - Up-Right: O P2: - Left: A - Down: S - Up: W - Right: D dance the night away !
(Originally shared on April 3, 2024 on my other account @8Chasey_Test) Sorry from keeping this from you for over two weeks, but it's finally here now! Say hello to a spin-off of DDR Funny Mix: DanceDanceRevolution Bill Wurtz Edition! CREDITS: BEMANI and KONAMI for DanceDanceRevolution. (me) for most parts of the engine Bill Wurtz for basically everything You for playing! More credits are inside the project. You can view them through the Main Menu (it's the fourth menu choice) or after exiting the game after clearing a song.
