Except those arrows in the first pic are the EXACT same ones you see in all the Project DIVA ones, it even has the clock hand style counter to let you know the exact time you have to press the button. Even the trail that the buttons leave behind is the same.
Oh and here's a shot from the Switch version which is very much in line with the second image shown here. Of course the buttons are customized for the Switch controls
The assets aren't SIMILAR, they are the EXACT same. So unless you're going to claim the makers of Project DIVA use the same process to make the assets as you did...The only difference is they're customized for PC controls but then again the PD ones can be customized for Switch inputs so...yeah.
Tried to run it: game exists just after a few seconds on the launch screen. Made sure to run using the nVIDIA GPU. Same behaviour. Went ahead and disabled high DPI settings and activated "run as administrator". Tried again: "explorer.exe" crashes and restarts. Tried again: explorer restarts again...
- Project Heartbeat gets updated a lot, so you are probably missing out on new content and features.
- The workshop is a key aspect of the game, so you are gonna be missing on that.
Personally I recommend family sharing with a friend if you cannot afford it, otherwise I have no problem with people pirating the game!My only concern is putting the links to the game behind a link with ads, but oh well.
with that logic of yours then the lightsaber in beatsaber is stolen from Star Wars just because both of them are lightsaber
You were saying? I've been playing Project DIVA since the first game, if there's something I can recognize from it is the input icons
Oh and here's a shot from the Switch version which is very much in line with the second image shown here. Of course the buttons are customized for the Switch controls
Tried to run it: game exists just after a few seconds on the launch screen.
Made sure to run using the nVIDIA GPU. Same behaviour.
Went ahead and disabled high DPI settings and activated "run as administrator".
Tried again: "explorer.exe" crashes and restarts.
Tried again: explorer restarts again...
Oh well...