My only guess is that people specifically wanted handheld versions and saw no need for home-console versions when the PC version exists. Why you might ask? Because AFAIK this should by far be the only version of StepMania that runs on a platform with very active emulator development that isn't natively a mere 272p or 192p since, for some crazy reason, there never was an adequately-functional Wii homebrew port/recreation (which still kind of burns me up) despite there being two recreations for the DS (DsDsR and DDS) and one port and one recreation for the PSP (PSPMania and PSPR). Slight necro-posting, but I just want to thank OP very much for making this StepMania port despite not actually owning a Switch. You can find for example a few packs of songs on Stepmania Online or Otaku's Dream Website here.
#Stepmania song packs 5 install#
You can install songs by simply putting them in a subfolder of your Songs-folder in the directory you installed Stepmania to.
Then, run the game from the hbmenu using hbl.īe sure to run it as an app, it won't work as an applet (you may get a black screen and/or crashes).
#Stepmania song packs 5 archive#
Įxtract the archive in the /switch folder on your SD Card. You can download the latest release here on github. It is customizable with user-made add-ons such as themes, and provides an integrated editor for creating your own simfiles. It supports common key-based rhythm game formats (including 4-panel and 5-panel dance games among others), as well as Switch controllers (joycons recommended for their individual buttons), keyboard and dance pad controllers (ex: Gamecube ones with adapter).
StepMania is a free and open source, cross-platform rhythm game.
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