CyberGroove

A dance game that initially entered the Taiwanese market. The main attraction is a special mat attached to the set connected via USB port (no possibility to buy the game itself). It has eight "steps". The player moves along these steps and automatically performs specific dance moves on the computer screen. The player must choose his steps in such a way as to stand on the right fields at the right time.

The essence of the game is a set of thirty more and more difficult tasks. They can be played in three different ways. The most interesting is the possibility of simultaneous moves on one mat by two players. The task of the players is to react to the commands shown on the screen. These are so-called steps, i.e. movements. Their level of complexity increases as you discover new levels. Depending on the degree of difficulty selected, more or less such movements are made (the error margin is also regulated). The authors of the game have prepared sixteen music tracks (all of them are fictitious, there are no real vocalists). Players can choose from tracks representing dance, disco, pop, club, trance, R&B, old skool or house. An additional curiosity is the possibility of downloading new levels, movements and songs from the Internet.

CyberGroove graphics abound in numerous light effects, changing depending on the track currently played. The authors made sure that something interesting was happening on the screen all the time. At the same time, numerous effects do not obscure the view of the currently displayed commands and are only a neatly integrated background.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015