Audition Online Review

Audition is an multiplayer music and dancing game developed by T3 Entertainment and published by Redbana Corporation. You can find a ton of fun in this music game with cute graphics if it wasn’t full of poor decisions of the publishing team and a small community that is said to be rude and disrespectful to new players.

Gameplay-wise, if you enjoy rhythm and dress up games is fun and has a big variety of modes to try out. Audition Online has guitar hero like modes and dancing tournaments but fail to get a stable playerbase due to poor management. Whether your a K-pop or J-pop enthusiast, triple G thug, or EDM lover they have tracks to suit just about everybody. Zeds dead, Diplo, Beyonce, Jay-z, Big Bang, Tropkillaz etc. In aspect of music you can expect a lot of fun from Audition Online, for some time that is.

However, the publishers don’t show the same enthusiasm for the game’s content and well-being as its players. Other than almost no updates and paid in cash events that offer no bigger rewards, Redbana has been consistently asked players to leave good reviews in favor of large amounts of ingame currency and the support of it focuses more on bringing more money out of the game than actually help it grow a healthy and respected community.

What Audition Online is mostly used as is a social network. Its community mostly chats and flirts and that would have been cool to players if weren’t rude to players that actually enjoy it. Even worse, players have to face off with hackers in tournaments and bugs here and there.

Overall, Audition Online is a fun dance and music game that we cannot recommend due to issues powered by the guys behind it. Should its team actually make an effort to keep its community clean and driven by transparency, it’s a cool game to spend time into. Otherwise, it’s best to use it as a time passer and as a social network for flirters and trollers.