SingStar: Afrikaanse Treffers (2011)

by Christopher
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Summary

SingStar: Afrikaanse Treffers (2011) Review

SingStar: Afrikaanse Treffers is a localized release of the popular SingStar karaoke game series, exclusive to South Africa. The game features a playlist of 30 Afrikaanse songs, and was released in 2011.

Gameplay

SingStar: Afrikaanse Treffers is played in the same way as other SingStar games. Players use microphones to sing along to on-screen lyrics, and are scored on their pitch and timing. The game can be played by up to four players, and there are a variety of different game modes to choose from, including solo play, duet mode, and team mode.

One of the unique features of SingStar: Afrikaanse Treffers is its “purity of singing” scoring system. This system rewards players for singing in tune, regardless of whether or not they are singing the correct words. This makes the game more accessible to players who may not be familiar with the Afrikaanse language.

Song List

The song list in SingStar: Afrikaanse Treffers is a mix of popular and classic Afrikaanse songs. Some of the most popular songs on the list include:

  • “De la Rey” by Bok van Blerk
  • “Afrikaners is Plesierig” by Steve Hofmeyr
  • “Kyk na die Sterre” by Kurt Darren
  • “Liefling” by Juanita du Plessis
  • “Sonvanger” by Laurika Rauch

Graphics and Sound

The graphics in SingStar: Afrikaanse Treffers are simple but effective. The game’s menus are easy to navigate, and the on-screen lyrics are clear and easy to read. The sound quality is also good, with the backing tracks sounding full and rich.

Overall

SingStar: Afrikaanse Treffers is a fun and challenging rhythm game that’s sure to get you moving! With a great selection of Afrikaanse songs, it’s the perfect game for parties or get-togethers. Whether you’re a seasoned SingStar veteran or a newcomer to the series, you’re sure to enjoy SingStar: Afrikaanse Treffers.

Review Score

7.5 out of 10

Pros

  • Great selection of Afrikaanse songs
  • Purity of singing scoring system makes the game accessible to all players
  • Fun and challenging gameplay

Cons

  • Graphics are a bit dated
  • Song list may be too limited for some players

Review Score

7.5/10

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