This 3D simulation concert and PC benchmarking tool features 1 anime girl and 2 girls as backup dancers singing and dancing with a choice of 2 Japanese songs with vocals and lyrics in the free to play base game. With the Encore Pack DLC, it features up to 5 anime girls with further customization options to feature any of them in a solo concert or group dance concert of 3 characters, 10 additional songs and additional costumes and headgear with fanservice. The frames per second(FPS) counter and score given to your computer will be shown while playing and at the end of each concert performance.

After playing through all 12 songs, I have decided to recommend this 3D simulation because among the 8 Japanese songs with vocals(the other 4 are remixes of their respective original songs), all are fast, lively and catchy and have lyrics in Japanese and English language and approximate pronounciation in English displayed as subtitles while playing the concert. Recommended with DLC for fans of Japanese pop music and for those who would like to learn a bit of Japanese or English along the way while listening through each song.

It's a benchmark program with dancing anime girls.
If you buy the DLC you can choose between a bunch of clothes and songs but with the base game you only get two sets of clothes and two songs.
It's a nice way to mathematically check how much your computer sucks. Nothing wrong with it.

Idol Master Benchmark Simulator!!

It's a moefication of 3D Mark, a PC benchmark checking tools.
Well it's a FREE 3D Mark too.

I hope my parents and friends don't see this...

GPU operating temp increased by 32 percent!

GPU fanspeed by 60%

Coilwhine at 4000+ FPS was concerning...

10/10. My game of the year!

So basically, a pre-played MMD (Miku miku dance) game with low capabilities unless you buy the DLC.

Not too custom either, you can pick from 3 characters, you'll watch the play (1-2 songs) and end up with a score based on your computer.

I question the existance of the "game", this is more like a software in my opinion (since you hardly touch anything and watch the simulation go).

I don't know if it's trying to mesure what my computer is capable of performing these short dance clips, or if it's just a waste of space. Either way, without the DLC, there's nothing to it..

To me, I don't think it's a game in any classical sense of a video game but more of an exibition. It's a nice little program where you get to see 1 to 3 girls perform a song, set the effects, play with camera angles, but that's about it. the camera buttons are 1 through 9 on the keyboard. There's not much to it but I like it. the animation is good, framerates are solid. not bad for a "novelty game". Still trying to figure out how the performance rating works, maybe something to do with the camera angles and effects put together. Will keep playing with it until I get an excellent score. But hey, I got it for the girls. :)

Time Leap Paradise SUPER LIVE! is a simple in which you pick a character and back-up dancers, their outfits, the music and backgrounds and then leave them to dance.

Pros:
-Cute characters and dances on offer.
-It's free

Cons:
-No real point to it, gets boring rather fast as there is no objective in mind and a limited set of characters, songs, etc without buying the rather costly DLC.

Overall, if want to watch an anime character dance for free, go for it. Otherwise rather save yourself the download.
5/10

Even my PC can't max this game out.