Rhythm Game Guide

Learn how to ace Duff's Dream Concert rhythm game in Dave the Diver! We cover controls, scoring, and how to unlock this fun minigame after completing The Sea People Village's Trust.

Alright, so you've finished the Chapter 3 Main Mission, "The Sea People Village's Trust," and now you're getting treated to a little dream sequence with Duff. It's not a main mission, but it's a fun little rhythm game that unlocks some cool stuff later on. Think of it as a bonus stage! ### Stage Show In this dream concert, Duff's on stage with the Leah's, plus Jeanie and Kana. They're performing "Shooting Star" from Stra Stella, and the old mobile game animation is playing on the screen. It's a bit surreal, but stick with it! ### Controls (PC) This is where you come in. You'll be controlling Duff's actions during the concert. Here's the rundown: * Hi Icon: When the "Hi" icon lines up with the cursor, you need to press both the left and right mouse buttons at the exact same time. Timing is key here! * Green Notes: Use your mouse to move Duff's hands up and down to hit these. It's all about keeping the rhythm. * Orange Note: When you see an orange note, get ready to shake your mouse left and right. This is for the big applause! ### Scoring To pass the concert, you'll need to hit a certain score. Don't worry if you don't get it perfect the first time. If you don't score enough points, you'll have to replay it, and Leah's-chan might cry (which is a good motivator to try again!). * Clear: Aim for around 8650 points. * Excellent: For the best score, you'll want to hit 10500 points. ### What Happens Next? Once you successfully complete the concert, you'll unlock the "Leahs RUN!" and "Dream Live" minigames on your Smartphone. A later update even made the concert itself an unlockable minigame, so you can replay it whenever you want! Pro Tip: If you have the _Anniversary Edition_, you might even get "The Disaster of Passion" (May's theme from _Guilty Gear Strive_) as an extra song to play. Lucky you! Don't get too discouraged if you mess up a few times. It's a new mechanic, and practice makes perfect. Just keep at it, and you'll be hitting those notes like a pro in no time!