Über DEATH A LIVE
──30 days. Your greatest concert, or your worst ending?
As an up-and-coming artist, you must make your biggest concert yet a success in just 30 days. But standing in your way is “that girl”—a yandere fan driven mad by a love that runs too deep.
Play to the rhythm, control the crowd’s fervor, and use “sound” to overpower knife-wielding fans as you work toward a packed venue.
■ System: Rhythm × Emotion — “Voltage Shift Battle”
The key is “Voltage Control,” a mechanic that sets this game apart from conventional rhythm games.
Control sound and emotion with WASD
This is more than simply hitting notes. Combine W (high), S (low), and A/D (lateral movement) with mouse clicks to unleash attacks suited to the ever-changing battle.
Voltage Shift
Use left and right mouse clicks to manipulate “Girl Voltage” in real time. Shift the girls’ emotions toward positive (+) or negative (−) to seize control of the stage.
Make your concerts a success, send audience numbers soaring, and grow a following of fanatical fans.
■ Captivating visuals and graphic design
A cyberpunk world in neon
A vivid interface of intersecting blue and pink neon heightens the atmosphere of the live show and the danger of your unpredictable yandere fan.
Real-time status
Audience numbers, health, and Girl Voltage constantly change as you perform. A split-second mistake can cost you your life.
■ Features
- 30 days to survive: Band practice, dealing with fans, and live shows. With limited time, who will you love, and who will you reject?
- Strategic rhythm action: Read enemies’ attack patterns and choose the right “stance” and “attack,” with the strategic decision-making of an RPG.
- Multiple endings: Your performance and the distance you keep from your yandere fan change the outcome.
Will she stab you, or will you win her heart? Adorn the finale in 30 days with your most beloved despair.
A single note turns her love into a blade. Subdue the madness with rhythm and play your life-or-death show through to the end. Your heartbeat never stops. Girl Voltage keeps rising.
When the curtain rises on Day 30, will you still be standing on the stage?