DJMax Technika Q  DJMax Technika Q is a music mobile game developed by Team ARES and published by Neowiz Games in South Korea, and is an adaptation of the earlier "DJMax Technika" arcade series. "DJMax Technika Q" was released in September 2013, developed by Planet Team, a team made up of earlier Pentavision team members. New features in the game include a Lucky mechanic for occasionally getting extra points from perfectly hit notes, high-quality videos during gameplay, competitions between friends and an achievement system. In April 2017, after "DJMax Ray" end-of-life announcement, Neowiz Games has announced that "DJMax Technika Q" will continue the development process due to the release of "DJMax Respect" starting with music pack update, remove the friends feature, and enhance security system of the game. In June 2017, Neowiz Games has teased a new redesigned UI of the game that updated on June 21, 2017. With this update, Neowiz Games has merged the KakaoGames version into global version and announce that users of KakaoGames service can transfer the user profiles to global version. On January 16, 2019, it was announced that "DJMax Technika Q" would be discontinued, followed by the discontinuation of in-app purchases. On February 28, 2019, the game was removed from App Store and Google Play, and the game was eventually closed four weeks thereafter. The gameplay has the same playing style as all other games in the "DJMax Technika" series. The game requires the player to touch note icons which appear at various points on the mobile device touchscreen, in sync with the rhythm of a song as it plays. Timing is indicated by a bar, the "timeline", which scrolls along the top and bottom halves of the screen over the notes. There are various different note types as well, and each type of note requires a different interaction. A life gauge will decrease when notes are missed. If the life gauge is depleted during a song, the player receives a game over, ending the song. Each note increases the player's score for a song based on the accuracy of the player's touch timing. The game incorporates the judgment system of "DJMax Technika Tune", which displays a percentage-based accuracy rating for each note on-screen, and adjusts the score value of each note based on the percentage, ranging from 100% to 1%. Consecutively hitting multiple notes increases the player's combo. Missing a note results in the accuracy rating "BREAK", and resets the combo to 0.