Combine the music mixing with the fun light show that moves to the rhythm of your track on the board itself, and it’s pretty easy to see why DropMix would be so appealing. The cool flourishes whenever you play a rainbow card also do a great job of just creating that feeling of fun. Playing in Freestyle Mode really makes you feel like a cool DJ dropping tracks down onto a master mix. You can even instantly save the complete track that you make for future playing.ĭropMix can potentially combine the tracks of eight different songs (assuming you’re using universal cards on the right tracks) at any one time, and the amazing thing about it is that it usually just works. Want to play the vocals to Cake’s Short Skirt with the bass guitar of Jackson Five’s I Want You Back? How about Skrillex with Bruno Mars and Weezer? DropMix will gladly oblige, adjusting the BPM and key of the mix to make it sound as good as it can. What makes DropMix amazing is how well the game adjusts to any track you put down and seamlessly merges it with whatever else is playing. Each card has technology within it that allows the board to read the track and tell your mobile device to start playing it.
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The magic really happens once you start putting the cards down on the DropMix board, which is connected via Bluetooth to your mobile device (which acts as the brains for the board itself). Regardless of the game mode selected, the goal is to always match cards to the corresponding color on the board. The DropMix Board itself has five slots that correspond to one or two of each of the above colors. Each card also has a strength meter attached to it, which both indicates how loud that track will play compared to the rest of the mix and also acts as a barrier when actually playing a competitive game (you can’t drop a lower level card on top of a higher level card). Special universal cards have all the tracks for the song and will play whatever tracks are allowed on that particular slot. For example, yellow cards are vocal tracks, red cards are instrumentals, blue cards are drums, and green cards are rhythm tracks (such as bass guitar). Each corresponds to a specific song and a specific track from that song. Sure, the gameplay is a little basic, and like music games some of your enjoyment is based on your love of the music included, but damn if it isn’t simply fun to play with other people.īefore we get into gameplay specifics, let’s talk about the DropMix cards themselves, which are the star of the show. DropMix (Free) is a physical board game that’s a delightful mix of approachable card-based gameplay combined with amazing music the Harmonix pedigree. With the physical instruments scene long past peak popularity, the folks over at Harmonix, in conjunction with Hasbro, have moved on to something that’s quite a bit different from the Boston developer’s previous games.
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