DropMix Music Gaming System

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Es un juego de mesa fácil de usar e instalar con cualquier dispositivo móvil.Las mecánicas del juego siguen una mezcla de Uno con Simón Dice y el tono musical de DJ Hero.Realmente las canciones y la música sólo toman valor en la modalidad "Freeplay" en la que se enfoca una sola persona a hacer sus mezclas y probar diversos ritmos.En las demás modalidades, la música pasa a segundo plano y no se le presta tanta atención por estar uno concentrado en las dinámicas del juego.Con el contenido de la caja pueden jugar hasta 6 personas, sin embargo el comprar cartas en paquetes adicionales da el beneficio de tener "Trampas" o cartas de ayuda cuando se juega en modo competitivo y hacer los duelos más divertidos.

This game is a ton of fun and will light up any party. High quality board and app that is still getting updates. Only advice is to get covers for the cards so they last you forever. A ton of fun out of the box but getting the expansions just makes it even better. A MUST BUY for lovers of card and music games.

Bought this for my nephew who instantly got the hang of how it works, and created some brilliant tunes in moments. he has spent hours making remixes and is already in the process of buying new cards to add to his collection. Top points for this uncle here!

I'm so disappointed that this game didn't get as much publicity and attention as it should have. I feel like if it had been promoted better, they would release a lot more songs for the game. I only bought it based off of an article I read about it being an "under the radar" game worth checking out, and I'm quite glad that I did. I bought two of the 16-card expansion packs when I bought the game board, and I loved it so much that I went out and bought several more to expand my deck collection. I plan on getting all of the remaining expansions as well (except maybe for the $100/card PAX specialty promo cards! Yikes!)It IS a bit of an expensive investment unless you get it on sale, but it's well worth the investment. While it is marketed as a "gaming system" I feel like that's a bit confusing. It's not a "gaming system" like the Xbox or Playstation is a gaming system, as you can't play other games on it -- but it also doesn't require one of those systems to play it, like Rock Band or Guitar Hero does. It's a self contained game with an electronic board, like Battleship or Operation, but I wouldn't call either of those games "gaming systems" either. You do need a phone or tablet to play it (to show the game animations, play the music, keep score, etc.), but that can also be hooked up to external speakers by bluetooth or the devices headphone cable port. Having it LOUD is GREAT!The "versus" modes are good fun, and give the game some focus, but honestly I'm happy just to sit around and remix songs for hours on end! The mixes are mostly seamless (unless you just rip a card off the board without timing it right!), and mostly quite good! We've experienced very few 'painful mixes,' but even those can be corrected by manually adjusting the tempo or pitch, or just trading out the ill-fitting card for another one.While playing it with some friends the other night, we had a party idea... plug DropMix into the stereo, and let the party guests just add/remove cards throughout the evening.If you like music, if you like table games, if you like unusual games, or are just impressed by the thought of a gameboard skillfully mixing Carly Rae Jepson's vocals with the bassline from Black Eyed Peas, the guitar lick from Michael Jackson, and the horns from Cake, then definitely pick up a copy of this game.