Customer Ratings & Reviews

DropMix is a game with a very clever and fun concept, however the fun is severely limited by the lack of cards in the game. The game includes three game modes: Party, Clash, and Freestyle. Party mode gets players to work together to fulfil requests made by the game in order to achieve a high score. Sadly, this is the weakest of the three. Clash mode can be played by two teams, each with up to 2 players. Yes, a 1v2 game does work. In this mode, players battle for control of the board by playing cards in strategic locations to try and cover opposing cards. Freestyle mode, however, is where the game shines the most. There are no rules in freestyle, you are simply free to do whatever you want. Both clash mode and party mode could technically be played without the music aspect of the game, but Freestyle mode lets you run wild. Dropmix tasks you with mixing parts of songs together. The system automatically matches the tempo and key of the songs together, so it rarely sounds bad. Unfortunately, as I said earlier in the review, there aren’t as many cards in the game as one might like. After just a few hours of playing, you start to feel like you’ve heard everything already. This is mostly due to the lack of vocal tracks. They are the most powerful cards in a mix, and there are less than 10 different vocal tracks.

Its a fun party game to play if everyone is into it. But for those who are interested, Djing for real is better. I just couldnt get into it this much as me actually mixing any songs. I understand its a toy so i am reviewing at an DJ perspective

Game was confusing for my children whom are 23 yrs old, 20 yrs old and 15 yrs old They love music so I thought they will be playing more often with their friends. but they have only played twice.

it was a little confusing to play at first but once we figured it out its kinda fun.

Its fun, entertaining and easy to play with the family

I got this game for my kids who are 18 and two 13 year olds for Christmas. They never heard of the game before. We played it 1 time and it has sat idle with no interest since then. Based on all the hype and reviews, I thought they would be excited but I was wrong.

Bought on clearance but not great otherwise. I suggest getting a console game similar to the style. Standalone it is poor.

It's a fun and interesting game. Too bad so much of the content is locked behind store exclusives. You may be able to get a good deal on the system, but add-ons are pricey.

Fun party game but the game board keeps unsyncing or becomes unresponsive. Apparently this is a common issue according to others online.

Just a toy. You can make a cool mix but I hate the fact that I must continue to buy cards. Not sure it’s worth $100.

The game seems like fun & has great reviews. I’ll have to update this review after we try it out at Christmas...

This game is okay not great. The commercial makes it seem different than wa it is. Dippointed.

A cool game in concept, but it's more of a novelty.

got this for my kid. he likes it but pretty weak. could be much better

My major complaint is there is not that many songs.