Mungyodance (game)

Mungyodance was the first game in the Mungyodance series, having been developed by Emphatic Games. It featured 167 songs, some of which were not passed over to Mungyodance 2, and an overall much simpler feel than its two sequels. The original Mungyodance website described it as being the most 'cookie-cutter' game of the three.
==Details==
The game itself features a conventional judgement system (the judgements being as follows, from best to worst: Perfect, Excellent, Good, Almost, Bad, Miss), conventional grades, an announcer, an options menu, and even a groove radar. However, most other gameplay features are given different names than those used in Stepmania and otherwise. For example, a Toasty (which is a streak of 250 notes hit, with only judgements of Perfect or Excellent) is replaced with a sign saying 'Good Streak' at the bottom of the player's screen.
There are four main difficulties the player can choose when selecting a song, these being: Noob, Average, Severe and Berserk. Berserk is the hardest normal difficulty one can select, meanwhile Noob is the easiest. Some specific songs have red song titles and have one single difficulty, Insane, which is even harder than Berserk.
After selecting a song, you can press or hold Start to get to the song options menu, this menu being similar to the DDR and ITG options menu with slight variations.
After a song is finished the evaluation screen will show a grade; SS, S, AA, A, B, C, D, or E based on your performance, along with an accompanying announcer voice line. An SS rank show that you got all Perfect judgements on every note of a song, meanwhile an S shows that only Perfect and Excellent judgements were obtained.
After every two songs cleared, a new one is unlocked.
==Beta==
Article: Please see the beta version of Mungyodance
Before Mungyodance, there was Mungyodance (Beta).
Mungyodance (Beta) is the collective term for the prototypes of the original Mungyodance. None were ever released publicly, however multiple graphical elements from them made their way onto the internet before the release of the first Mungyodance game. They were also the only Mungyodance games to have an 'ad campaign'.
==External Links==
Download page for Mungyodance (Archive)
== Trivia ==
* The announcer named "Vanilla Patrick" often mocks the player for doing poorly, telling them during gameplay that they're doing awful and telling them to quit while they're ahead if they get an E grade. The narrator also tells the player to go back to playing DDR instead if they happen to get a D grade.
* The game actually has two announcers, the aforementioned "Vanilla Patrick" (the default announcer for the game and most known one) and "Slick Jim" (which can be switched to from the Appearance Options menu) who is overall less mean to the player than the other if they happen to be bad at the video game.
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