Info about EZ2ON REBOOT : R - PUMP IT UP RISE Collaboration DLC:

Official game description:
from beneath the city, we leave our mark with every step, we rise
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Two series that have shaped rhythm game history—EZ2 series and PUMP IT UP series, Come together!
Now, EZ2ON and PUMP IT UP meet on PC, bringing their music together on one stage.
From the joy of revisiting familiar melodies to the thrill of new challenges,
enjoy a special experience brought to life by this collaboration.
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'PUMP IT UP RISE Collaboration DLC' is a special collaboration DLC with "PUMP IT UP RISE".
Centered on PUMP IT UP RISE, a collection of 20 tracks spanning the series' past and present arrives in EZ2ON REBOOT : R.
Beloved classics and new musical discoveries alike.
From beloved classics to fresh discoveries, experience them all in a way only EZ2ON can offer!
⋆ Beethoven Virus | by BanYa
⋆ Yog-Sothoth | by nato
⋆ Chinese Restaurant | by Memme
⋆ HYPERCUBE | by MAX
⋆ B2 | by MAX
⋆ Move That Body! (feat. Skizzo & Hanna) | by DM Ashura
⋆ God Mode (feat. Skizzo) | by nato
⋆ Silver Beat (feat. Chisa Uezono) | by Tatsh
⋆ Sarabande | by MAX
⋆ Tropicanic | by SHK
⋆ VECTOR | by Zekk
⋆ Stardream -Eurobeat Remix- | by MAX × Cashew × Dave Rodgers
⋆ PRiMA MATERiA | by xi
⋆ Legendary Dominion | by Laur
⋆ Cynical | by RiraN ft. Negoto Bunnyla
⋆ Transmission | by Sakuzyo
⋆ Reincarnate in “A” | by TAG underground overlay
⋆ wanna go to the moon palace | by MYUKKE.
⋆ Haruyoiuta (feat. Hoshina Haru) | by DJ Noriken
⋆ Yellow Dot | by AJURIKA
*   'PUMP IT UP RISE' System Theme Skin
*   'PIU-RZ1' Panel Skin, Combo Skin, Judge Skin
*   'PHOENIX' Combo Skin, Judge Skin
*   'RISE ARROW' Note Skin
*   'RISE STOMP' Note Skin
*   'PUMP IT UP RISE' DLC exclusive plates

Release date: Oct 30, 2026

Categories: Rhythm Game, Music, Song Collection, Keysounded Songs, DLC, Anime-themed Gameplay, Music Customization


- Hardware Profile: No data
Feature extractions:
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- Playtime Metrics:
  - Game completion: N/A
  - Story completion: N/A
  - Session length: N/A
  - Endgame: N/A
  - Reasoning: The reviews discuss purchasing the collaboration DLC, song selection, pattern quality, and returning to Pump It Up Rise. They do not provide concrete playtime hours for completing the target EZ2ON REBOOT : R DLC, finishing a story, typical session length, or endgame duration. Mentions of playing Pump or trying one round refer to other game context or are too vague to convert into target-game playtime metrics, so all playtime fields remain null.
- Time-to-fun: No data
- Player Archetypes: No data


Below are summaries of things people say about the game per category.
Each point is assigned a weight that represents how often it is mentioned across all reviews.
What players like:
- Song lineup highly praised (weight 0.97): Reviewers consistently compliment the song selection for being satisfying, varied, and well-chosen. Many highlight the excellent variety and inclusion of personal favorites.
- DLC praised for PIU content (weight 0.89): The DLC is frequently commended for bringing many good Pump It Up songs, mixing old and new tracks, and compressing PIU history into a valuable package.
- Enjoyable and balanced chart patterns (weight 0.67): Reviewers find the patterns fun and well-balanced overall, with appropriate difficulty distribution and high-level songs that are challenging but fair.
- DLC includes Beethoven Virus (weight 0.52): Multiple reviews mention Beethoven Virus as a standout track in the DLC, often evoking nostalgia and serving as an accessible entry point for friends unfamiliar with rhythm games.
- Good noteskins and visual presentation (weight 0.43): Visual elements like noteskins, UI skins, and the game's theme receive praise for being pretty and pleasant to look at. The EZ2ON noteskin is specifically appreciated for readability.
- Keysounded songs enhance experience (weight 0.14): The fact that songs are keysounded is highlighted as a positive feature, adding to the overall enjoyment.
- Impressive composer lineup (weight 0.14): The roster of composers contributing to the song list is noted as impressive, adding to the overall quality.
- DLC stimulates desire to challenge (weight 0.14): The DLC content is said to motivate players to take on new challenges, adding engaging value.
- Unlimited play of Legendary Dominion (weight 0.14): One reviewer appreciates that Legendary Dominion can be played unlimited times in this version, unlike the arcade where each play costs money.
- Excited to see Yogostos included (weight 0.13): A reviewer specifically expresses excitement that Yogostos is part of the track list, indicating strong personal appeal.
- PIU series modes improving (weight 0.13): One review notes that each mode in the PIU series is getting better, reflecting positive evolution in game design.
- Speed changes are smooth (weight 0.13): A reviewer mentions that speed changes in charts are not unpleasant, indicating acceptable pacing transitions.

Common complaints:
- Disappointing song selection (weight 0.35): The DLC lacks expected songs such as 'Love Your Step', 'Rise Up', and 'Paradox', and instead includes 'What Does the Body'. Fans hoping for tracks from older Pump series are let down.
- Pattern style criticized (weight 0.33): Some 5-key SHD patterns feel incongruous and differ from the existing style, with many repeated notes and high-speed sections. Some patterns also lack left-hand sensitivity.
- Collaboration disappointment with RISE (weight 0.25): Players are disappointed that the collaboration is with PUMP IT UP RISE (hand/PC) rather than the arcade version. Judgment timing is also optimized for RISE, which upsets some reviewers.
- Too expensive for content (weight 0.14): The DLC is considered too expensive relative to what it offers, especially given the missing songs and other issues.
- Too many xi-style songs (weight 0.13): The pack includes three xi-style songs, which is a few too many for the reviewer's liking.
- Disappointing for original fans (weight 0.13): Players who enjoyed the original Pump It Up may find this DLC somewhat disappointing, likely due to the song selection and pattern changes.
- Server issues present (weight 0.12): Server issues are a problem, affecting the overall experience.

Gameplay feedback:
- Five-key SHD chart patterns (weight 0.44): The DLC includes 5-key SHD patterns with frequent repeated notes and high-speed sections. Vertical continuous hits are part of the chart concept, and speed changes are present.
- PC collaboration with PUMP IT UP RISE (weight 0.27): The DLC is a collaboration with the hand and PC version PUMP IT UP RISE, not the arcade version. This defines the target platform and content scope.
- Includes skins and noteskins (weight 0.25): The DLC features note skins and UI skins, allowing visual customization. This adds aesthetic variety to the gameplay experience.
- Judgment timing tuned for RISE (weight 0.15): The judgment timing is specifically tuned for PUMP IT UP RISE, matching the PC version's mechanics rather than arcade timing.
- Keysounded songs in DLC (weight 0.15): The DLC features keysounded songs, enhancing the musical feedback during play. This is a notable feature for rhythm game enthusiasts.
- Twenty unknown rhythm game songs (weight 0.14): Offers 20 unknown rhythm game songs to play, providing fresh content. This expands the song library with unfamiliar tracks.
- High-level songs included (weight 0.14): Includes high-level songs, catering to skilled players. This adds challenging content to the DLC.
- Includes title, menu, songs, patterns (weight 0.14): The DLC includes title, main menu, songs, and patterns, offering a comprehensive package. This covers multiple aspects of the game interface and content.
- Series modes from Perfect to Phoenix (weight 0.13): The series includes Perfect Collection, Prime 1, Prime 2, XX, Phoenix 1, and Phoenix 2 modes. This spans multiple iterations of the game.

Performance notes:
No performancepoints

Recommendations:
- Positive DLC Recommendations (weight 0.51): Multiple reviewers recommend purchasing the DLC and express satisfaction with its content. Some state they will buy all future DLC, indicating strong overall approval.
- PC Pump Collaboration Context (weight 0.25): The DLC is a PC Pump collaboration, not a revival of older arcade series content. Players expecting the classic arcade Pump experience from 10 or 20 years ago should consider this before buying.
- Friendly for Newcomers (weight 0.23): Reviewers note the DLC is enjoyable even for players with no prior knowledge of the series. It is recommended for newcomers who want to try the content.
- Check Song List First (weight 0.23): Prospective buyers should verify whether their favorite songs from arcade Prime 1, 2, and Phoenix are included. The DLC offers 20 new songs, which may appeal even to those unfamiliar with Pump.

Other player notes:
- EZ2ON and Pump It Up crossover (weight 0.53): Multiple reviewers describe this DLC as a collaboration between EZ2ON and the Pump It Up franchise, specifically the Pump It Up Rise entry.
- Pump It Up song library included (weight 0.52): The DLC features songs drawn from the Pump It Up series, spanning its history including Prime and later entries.
- Positive comparison to DJMAX (weight 0.25): Reviewers favorably compare EZ2ON to DJMAX, saying EZ2ON consistently outperforms it and remains a peak rhythm game.
- Specific song expectations mentioned (weight 0.13): One review refers to the Rise Pack and expects particular songs such as Love Your Step and Rise Up.
- Song selection skews older (weight 0.13): The song selection consists mainly of older songs, with one reviewer recognizing only Beethoven Virus.
- Includes PC-oriented noteskin (weight 0.12): The DLC adds a noteskin designed for PC rhythm game players.
- Composers from both games (weight 0.12): The DLC features a composer lineup drawing from both EZ2ON and Pump It Up.
- Prime 1 ported songs count (weight 0.12): The Prime 1 series has the most songs ported to EZ2AC, with five in total.
- Server fee required (weight 0.12): The game requires payment of a server fee.
- DLC described as classic (weight 0.11): A reviewer characterizes the DLC as classic.

Emotions:
- Satisfaction (weight 0.2): Players are satisfied with the quality of the EZ2ON noteskin and both DLC packs, including the well-curated song list and keyboard-friendly chart patterns. The inclusion of desired songs like Prima, ReinCar, Vector, and Dalgungjeon, along with good difficulty balance and skins, contributes to this satisfaction.
- Disappointment (weight 0.14): Disappointment stems from the DLC being too expensive and feeling lacking to fans of the original Pump It Up arcade series, especially since it collaborates with PUMP IT UP RISE instead of the arcade version. The absence of expected songs like Paradox and songs from older Pump series further disappoints fans.
- Enthusiasm (weight 0.09): Enthusiasm is driven by playing keysounded PIU songs and full comboing the collaboration, as well as the inclusion of Beethoven Virus for playing with friends. Players strongly recommend buying the DLC due to these enjoyable experiences.
- Enjoyment (weight 0.06): Enjoyment comes from the well-curated song selection and the variety of songs with fun patterns. Players appreciate the overall musical and gameplay experience.
- Frustration (weight 0.06): Frustration is caused by the Rise Pack's song selection missing expected songs like 'Love Your Step' or 'Rise Up', and by server problems that hinder gameplay.
- Appreciation (weight 0.06): Appreciation arises from discovering many good songs from the Pump It Up series through the DLC and from the series improving over time. Players value the exposure to new music and the evolution of the game.
- Excitement (weight 0.06): Excitement is fueled by the inclusion of Beethoven Virus, the strong PIU song library, and the addition of Yogostos to the DLC. These elements generate anticipation and thrill for players.
- Confusion (weight 0.03): Confusion centers on why 'What Does the Body' is included in the Rise Pack instead of expected songs, leaving players puzzled about the song selection choices.
- Nostalgia (weight 0.03): Nostalgia is triggered by hearing Beethoven Virus again, evoking memories of past experiences with the song.
- Amusement (weight 0.03): Amusement is derived from the humorous satirical story about DJMAX and Neowiz, which entertains players.
- Hope (weight 0.03): Hope stems from the possibility that more songs could be added later, keeping players optimistic about future content.
- Fulfillment (weight 0.03): Fulfillment is felt because almost all personal picks were included in the DLC, satisfying players' desires for specific songs.
- Dissatisfaction (weight 0.03): Dissatisfaction arises from some 5-key SHD patterns feeling incongruous with the existing style, disrupting the expected gameplay experience.
- Motivation (weight 0.03): Motivation is stimulated by the DLC, which encourages players to challenge themselves and engage more deeply with the game.
- Mild dislike (weight 0.03): Mild dislike is caused by too many xi-style songs, which some players find less appealing or overrepresented.
- Upset (weight 0.03): Upset feelings arise because judgment timing is optimized for PUMP IT UP RISE, which may not align with players' preferences or expectations.
- Indifference (weight 0.03): Indifference is due to not knowing any other songs besides Beethoven Virus, resulting in a lack of emotional investment or interest.
- Admiration (weight 0.03): Admiration is felt for the well-made title, menu, songs, and patterns, reflecting high regard for the overall production quality.
- Delight (weight 0.03): Delight comes from the pretty theme that is fun for the eyes and ears, providing an aesthetically pleasing and enjoyable experience.}