Game Mode
Audition has many game modes you should try out
Normal
- Choreography 4key, 8key and Expert (Mixed 4key and 8key)
- Crazy 4key, 8key, 9key (9key not available to Chinese Classic)
- Freestyle 4key, 8key
- Crazy Freestyle 4key, 8key
- Dynamic 4key, 8key
- Dynamic Crazy 4key, 8key
- Space Pang! Pang! (Not available to Chinese Classic)
- Fashion Week
- Battle Party
- Random Mode
- Coin collecting Mode
Beat
- Beat Up 4key, 6key
- Team Beat Up 4key, 6key
- Beat Rush 4key, 8key, Heart and Random (Not available to Chinese Classic)
- Beat Up Battle Party
- Beat Rush Battle Party (Not available to Chinese Classic)
Couple
- Couple Mode
- Couple Mode 31 Hearts
- Club Dance I
- Club Dance II
- Club Dance III
- Wedding Mode (Exclusive to Couples, Need to buy a Wedding Ticket)
Team
- Choreography 4key, 8key
- Crazy Choreography 4key, 8key
- Crazy 4key, 8key, 9key
- Dynamic 4key, 8key
- Crazy Dynamic 4key, 8key
- Union Battle Party
- BBoy Battle
- BBoy Battle S
- Night Club
- Block Beat
- Boys & Girls
Other
- The Fiery Concert (Guitar Mode) (Not available to Chinese Classic)
- Story Mode
- One Two Party
- Rhythm Holic
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