This Project Diva game is overpriced, including the DLC as a pack.
But if you're a Miku fan and have never experienced any Project Diva game before, this is the closest vanilla exprience you can get on a PC without any emulation.
Graphics-wise, the Future Tone gives Miku the "Miku" look, while the Mega Mix completely gets rid of any depth details and make everything look flat. But since this is a port from the Nintendo Switch, the selectable graphics makes sense as the Switch itself runs on a decade old architecture.
When it comes to the song selection, most of the levels are straight copied from the Arcade ports and playing them on a controller like the Xbox or PS makes really difficult experience at harder difficulties.
More than 1/3 of the songs come from different Vocaloids, which is unfortunate for people who only enjoy Miku and don't know the others. The biggest upside over the console versions is, that you can actually mod this one and bring back some of the older songs from the previous titles. Without the mods, you'll definitely miss songs like the Levan Polkka, which can be heard only in the base tutorial level.
What you'll be forced to do, is to install an FPS unlock mod as Denuvo (the DRM anti-tamper solution) can make the game choppy and lag on some lower end systems without an FPS bump.

This Project Diva game is overpriced, including the DLC as a pack. But if you're a Miku fan and have never experienced any Project Diva game before, this is the closest vanilla exprience you can get on a PC without any emulation. Graphics-wise, the Future Tone gives Miku the "Miku" look, while the Mega Mix completely gets rid of any depth details and make everything look flat. But since this is a port from the Nintendo Switch, the selectable graphics makes sense as the Switch itself runs on a decade old architecture. When it comes to the song selection, most of the levels are straight copied from the Arcade ports and playing them on a controller like the Xbox or PS makes really difficult experience at harder difficulties. More than 1/3 of the songs come from different Vocaloids, which is unfortunate for people who only enjoy Miku and don't know the others. The biggest upside over the console versions is, that you can actually mod this one and bring back some of the older songs from the previous titles. Without the mods, you'll definitely miss songs like the Levan Polkka, which can be heard only in the base tutorial level. What you'll be forced to do, is to install an FPS unlock mod as Denuvo (the DRM anti-tamper solution) can make the game choppy and lag on some lower end systems without an FPS bump.