History VideoGame / SevensCode

** Clear Rate works much like in ''VideoGame/CrossBeats''. It is expressed as a percentage out of 100.00%, and hitting notes with a Fabulous, Critical, or Burst adds to your Clear Rate with a 3:3:2 ratio. ''Un''like in ''[=CxB=]'', there is no combo factor, meaning you won't lose up to 10% just for missing one note.

* AntiFrustrationFeatures: The max combo bonus for Clear Rate from ''CROSS×BEATS'' has been removed, eliminating the problem of losing up to 10% Clear Rate just because you missed one note.

* ToiletHumor: Thor's ORGAN is COLON, which fires a ''gas'' bomb, hence why he's so embarrassed about using it.

* HopeSpot: At the end of Chapter 7, [[spoiler:Thor is tired and sleepy due to being afflicted with Sloth, and he and Yuito-as-Vulca are cornered by Fiona and a squad of KUROKAGE agents. Yuito manages to fire off multiple [=ORGANs=] at once, knocking down a lot of the KUROKAGE {{Mook}}s, and Thor finally finds the HeroicWillpower to use COLON...only for Sayoko's KIDNEY to [[AntiMagic nullify their skills]], allowing Nire to go in for the kill on Thor.]]

* SpiritualSuccessor: To ''CROSS×BEATS'', the Chaos play style in particular. The basic mechanics are largely the same, but with the inclusion of Chain notes.

* SpiritualSuccessor: To ''CROSS×BEATS'', the Chaos play style in particular. The gameplay is largely the same, but with the inclusion of Chain notes.

* DownloadableContent: Some songs and characters are locked behind a paywall; specifically, you have to purchase Diamonds with real-world currency and then spend them on songs. You can earn free Diamonds by entering keywords into the code terminal, but the amount you get is so small (most keywords give you three each and song and character prices are on the order of hundreds) that you might as well just pay up.

* AprilFoolsDay: For 2020, the game features "Torapero", a cover of "Transparent ZERO" with Kanaka as the vocalist and a [[StylisticSuck poorly-drawn doodle]] parody of the song jacket. The charts themselves are packed with gimmicks such as [[OverlyLongGag overly long Chain Notes]], strings of Slash Notes a la ''VideoGame/CrossBeats'' (which did not have Chain Notes), chords of more than two notes at a time, and in the Simple charts in particular, floating notes.

* AprilFoolsDay: For 2020, the game features "Torapero", a cover of "Transparent ZERO" with Kanaka as the vocalist and a [[StylisticSuck poorly-drawn doodle]] parody of the song jacket. The charts themselves are packed with gimmicks such as [[OverlyLongGag overly long Slash Notes]], strings of Slash Notes a la ''VideoGame/CrossBeats'' (which did not have Chain Notes), and chords of more than two notes at a time.

* AprilFoolsDay: For 2020, the game features a cover of "Transparent ZERO" with Kanaka as the vocalist and a [[StylisticSuck poorly-drawn doodle]] parody of the song jacket. The charts themselves are packed with gimmicks such as [[OverlyLongGag overly long Slash Notes]], strings of Slash Notes a la ''VideoGame/CrossBeats'' (which did not have Chain Notes), and chords of more than two notes at a time.

* AprilFoolsDay: For 2020, the game features a cover of "Transparent ZERO" with Kanaka as the vocalist and a [[StylisticSuck poorly-drawn doodle]] parody of the song jacket. The charts themselves are packed with gimmicks such as [[OverlyLongGag overly long Slash Notes]], strings of Slash Notes a la ''VideoGame/CrossBeats'' (which did not have Chain Notes) and chords of more than two notes at a time.

* AprilFoolsDay: For 2020, the game features a cover of "Transparent ZERO" with Kanaka as the vocalist and a [[StylisticSuck poorly-drawn doodle]] parody of the song jacket. The charts themselves are packed with gimmicks such as [[OverlyLongGag overly long Slide Notes]] and chords of more than two notes at a time.

** Another classical song remix appearing is [[Music/AntonioVivaldi "L'Inverno"]] (Winter). Its charts contain notes forming V's, a reference to dj TAKA's arrangement of the same piece, "V", from VideoGame/{{beatmania}}.

* SequelSong: "REDRAVE" to [[VideoGame/{{beatmania}} "RED ZONE"]], produced once again by NAOKI and Tatsh and featuring the same "speed rave" style.

** The difficulty scale appears to be out of 10 levels, as shown by the bar meter next to the difficulty number. However, some songs have level ''11'' charts, indicated by both a full meter and a red number '11'.

* {{BFG}}: Mirai's ORGAN, GALLBLADER, takes the form of a gatling gun as large as herself.

* GuideDangIt: Three of the unlockable tracks require methods that are only hinted at on the official website:
** To unlock "conflict" -- yes, as in the song by siromaru and cranky -- you have to [[spoiler:type "ALPACABEAM" into the code terminal.]]
** To unlock "Halcyon", you have to [[spoiler:type "A.14" into the code terminal.]]
** To unlock "Party 4U", you have to [[spoiler:type "NUM.1000" into the code terminal.]]

** One of the [[PublicDomainSoundtrack classical song remixes]] is that of "Revolutionary Etude". NAOKI previously produced another arrangement of it (in collaboration with dj TAKA), "Kakumei", for ''VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolution''. It also has the same tempo (148 BPM).

* TheSlacker: Thor is rather lazy and only took up a job at KUROKAGE for money. When Ohgi introduces him to Vulca, who Thor is meant to take care of, Ohgi tries to convince him by saying that Thor can dump all his chores onto Vulca. [[spoiler:Thor's lazy attitude ends up drawing the attention of [=HARZiNA=], one of whom almost casts him with the Judgment of Sloth, but he books it at the last second.]]