Princess Debut
Princess Debut mixes the Otome, Music and Rhythm elements and supports Single-player mode developed by Cave and published by Natsume. The game casts the player in the role of the female character and puts her into a romantic dance adventure. It focuses on visual novel gameplay and lets the player uses dialogues, interact with non-player characters and perform amazing dance moves to find her true love. There are thirty days available for the player to get ready for the dance, and learn new moves to perform with six charming princes. Select the place for the date and make the active decision to progress the story. It features multiple ends, depending on the choices selected by the player. It takes place in the fantasy world and introduces a new mode called Movie. In the beginning, the player can customize her character using different accessories, dresses, and gowns. Princess Debut offers core features such as Movie Mode, Dazzling Dance, Multiple Storyline, Multiple Romance and more. Try it out, and you’ll love it.
#1 Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight
Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight is a Rhythm and Single-player Music video game developed by P-Studio and published by Atlus for the PlayStation platform. The game serves as the part of the Persona video game series and also acts as the part of the massive Megami Tensei franchise. It introduces the central cast of RPG video game Persona 5, and the main gameplay focuses on characters, taking part in the rhythm-based gameplay. The premise of the game is RPG gameplay elements, introducing the gameplay which follows the similar pattern to Persona 4: Dancing All Night. In the start, the player needs to choose a character from available, polish his skills, and then start completing a set of tasks while playing music to advance through the game. The game features six-button controls to hit the notes in time to play the musical track. However, during the section of the song, known as Fever, a selected partner joins the player for the routine, with unique choreography for each character reflecting the relationship of the characters.