Contents.History Audition Online was developed by T3 Entertainment and was released to Korean publisher 'Royworld' during July 2005. During June 2006, YeDang Online took Audition Online and named it as Club Audition. The game also saw its first release outside of Korea in 2006 in the South-East Asian region, the Japanese region under the name 'Dancing Paradise' and the Vietnamese region. In 2007, major publisher localised the game for the American audience. The game was then also localised for the UK and European audience where publishers 'Alaplaya' and 'G4' had an agreement to have a joint server.

In June 2008, Audition saw the first release of the Season 2 update where the new game mode 'Beat Rush' was added, updated graphics and adjusting the aspect ratio to 1024x768.Nexon in 2009 decided to not renew its contract with T3 Entertainment in order to operate Audition Online, thus having the Japanese and American server shut down. In order to resolve this issue, T3 Entertainment subsidiaries and Hanbitstation published the game. American players could migrate their accounts and characters from Nexon over to Redbana.On 30 September 2015, T3 Entertainment did not allow YD Online to renew its contract.

This decision was made in order to allow T3's subsidiary the ability to publish Audition Online. YD Online held the databases to Audition in South Korea however which prompted a server wipe. HanbitSoft however rewarded players with free CASH, cheaper CASH shop items, an exclusive indefinite outfit and more frequent updates.

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On 1 October, was officially the publisher of Audition Online and Hanbiton was the official publisher of Audition in Korea.Gameplay A player is allowed to create a room or join a room. The 'DJ' (the player who creates the room) is given power to choose the settings for the room: song, 'chance,' and game mode. The song's BPM (beats per minute) usually will determine the song's difficulty and speed (with certain exceptions e.g. Beat up mode). While the 'DJ' has the power to kick people out of the room and close the dance floor off, he or she will generally not benefit from doing so. After all, the most appealing part of the game is its social aspect: playing alongside others whether for fun or competition.The basic game is played by pressing the arrows displayed on the screen (with the exception of red 'chance' arrows) and pressing the spacebar or the control key on every 4th beat of the song. The more accurately the spacebar or control key is pressed, the higher the score.

A grade of 'PERFECT' will provide players with the greatest score, a grade of 'GREAT' and 'COOL' will provide players with decent scores, a grade of 'BAD' will provide players with very little score, and for 'MISS' will provide players with no score for the turn. If a player receives a 'MISS,' he will not get the chance to play for the next move.The 'Finish Move,' a special move during most gameplay modes, can be said the hardest move. If a person does not miss the move before the 'Finish Move,' he has the option to do it. Finish moves issue a lot of points and can often be the key to success.When a player does 2 or more PERFECTs consecutively, he will get bonus points for doing so. These PERFECT combos (or 'Perfect chains') enable players to interfere with the opposition.

A blue circle indicates that you made a PERFECT in your move and acts as a shield. When a player performs a PERFECT X1 (or perfect X2 in some cases), he will make the players ahead of and behind him in score standings receive a yellow circle. Players with the yellow circle will not receive points if they do not achieve a PERFECT (in a Finish Move, it reduces score by a percentage rather than the whole score).Players can increase their score by playing 'chance.' 'Chance' can be activated by pressing the delete key or the '.'

Key on the number pad whereby red keys appear and players have to press in the opposite direction of the red keys.At the end of the dance battle, the person with the most points is the winner. The player will have his character presented at the front of the stage. Each player will receive experience points and Den/BEATS according to what position they finished in.If a single/group game (not including NPC, One-Two Party and Beat Up modes) is full, a random event (also called a mission) may occur. Bonuses are given if you accomplish these challenges. Some of the challenges are, but are not limited to: getting a specific beat judgment (e.g.

No COOLs or no BADs), getting perfect combos (e.g. PERFECT X3), or getting a standing (e.g. Getting number 1). The music can be random, random(new), or random from any range of tempos.There are also different game modes such as:Beat Rush - where there are four ovals around the bottom of the screen with different keys. The user must press all of the keys at the precise beat in order to gain a 'Perfect.'

Pressing all the keys at the correct beat will gain a Great, whilst pressing all keys at a bad beat or pressing a moderate number of keys at the correct beat will gain a Cool. Bads and Misses can be earned be pressing the fewest keys with either at the correct beat or at the incorrect beat.Beat Up - where individual keys come in six keys divided two different sides. Players must press each individual key at the correct beat to get a higher score. At 100 Combos and 400 Combos, a bonus score multiplier will be given.Block Beat - where players team up and hit the three individual keys at the correct beat.Boy's & Girl's - where boys and girls team up 2v2 or 3v3 in their respective genders and play the normal key mode in order to battle.Couple Mode - where a boy and a girl must team up. Both characters will have the same move; however, their normal mode blue keys will be separated by random grey keys.Club Dance I/II/III - where boys and girls team up to be couples for the game.

I, II, and III each have their own unique quirks where players will generally provide each other with hearts, flowers, or gifts while switching between couple mode and normal mode.Guitar Mode - where players use the Z, X, C, V and the M,? Keys to play. The individual (Z/X/C/V) notes come down and you have to hit the notes with the respective keys. A user can also use the respective Audition Guitar Controller in order to play.

The Guitar Controller can be bought from the Korean version or earned from events in the North American regions. However, the Guitar can be used throughout all servers. The Guitar Controller gives players an extra 20% EXP.Shooting Stars - This mode plays similar to Beat-Up in which players strike notes when they move into their windows, but instead of a fixed two lanes, the notes are now all over the screen and it moves freely in lots of direction (An element that's similar to modern rhythm game like Osu!). There are three difficulty to choose from, with higher difficulty adds more notes to the screen and double-lanes that requires players to press both Space Bar and notes at the same time.Lyrics Lyrics are available in a vast number of servers, such as Korean Audition, Chinese Audition, Ayodance and New Audition. Not all songs contain lyrics, and a lyrics item must be bought using in game currency (DEN/BEATS) in order to utilize the lyrics system in-game.Clothing There has been an amount of exclusive clothing and accessories throughout different versions.

X-Beat (the Japanese version) seems to be the most distinguishable, with Hanbit Ubiquitous designing most of their clothing, limited to their server. However, the clothing obtained from this server is locked behind either Fashion Boxes (boxes that earn random fashion items, from a random duration) and Re-Make Up boxes (step above Fashion boxes). Fashion Boxes often earn you two items per box, whilst Re-Make Up boxes earn one.Redbana (the American version), has had it share with exclusive clothing/accessories, examples are during anniversaries, where clothing was exclusively made for Redbana and events when users were allowed to draw an accessory, where the winner will have its accessory in game.Korean Audition initially had branded clothing from, but in 2015, Vietnam Audition and Ayodance followed suit. Items that are branded can only be purchased for a maximum of 30 days (not the usual indefinite time period).Fashion Mall The Fashion Mall section is where users can purchase clothing, accessories or items that can boost their in-game experience.Couple Mall Items exclusive to Couples are found here.

These include clothing, pets, love licenses and rings (when you get married) and items such as the Date Planner. You can also gift items here to your couple. If you break with your couple, items will be locked and will not be allowed to be worn until you couple another person.Make-Up Make Up accessories can be assembled here, the user has to purchase a make-up accessory and a make-up item such as colours, sparkles, or colours + sparkles costing CASH. The user can then make up their item. You can also level up your accessory by using MakeUp points, learnt in game.

Leveling up your accessory can give you different designs of the wings. In X-Beat, the Re-Make Up boxes can be used to earn exclusive X-Beat clothing.Mascot Salon Shop for players' Mascot, containing exclusive clothes and accessories for the Mascot System. There are functional items such as foods and drinks, Name Change Card, Personality Change Card or Skin Color Lotion in order to customize Mascot further once players have bought them.Available Regions RegionNameLanguageCountriesLocal publishersEstimated Release DateStatusSouth Korea클럽오디션(Club Audition)2006-2015 then 2019-presentPrev. Published as 오디션 (Audition)2015-2019.KoreanSouth KoreaHanbitON(Other publishing portals include and )(previously YDOnline/Ncucu)October 15, 2004 - September 30, 2015 under YDOnlineOctober 1, 2015 – present under HanbitOnOpenJapanX-BEATJapaneseJapanHanbit Ubiquitous Entertainment Inc.(previously )September 6, 2006 - March 31, 2016ClosedChina劲舞团Simplified ChineseChina9you.com2006OpenSouth East AsiaAudition Next Level(previously AuditionSEA)TagalogEnglishPhilippinesSingaporeMalaysia(previously E-Games - Level Up! Games Philippines & Asiasoft Online Pte. Ltd.)2006 - 2017 under E-Games - Level Up GamesSeptember 1, 2006 - August 31, 2018 under Asiasoft Online Pte.

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