Andamiro’s flagship rhythm game series, Pump It Up, has launched globally on the Steam platform for the first time in its 25-year history with the early access release of its latest title, PUMP IT UP RISE.
PUMP IT UP RISE retains the essence and tactile rhythm action of the original arcade game while optimizing controls and content for PC environments. Staying true to the series’ distinctive arrow-based step charts, the game supports various input devices such as keyboards and controllers. It offers familiar control experiences for rhythm game fans through single (5-key) and half-double (6-key) modes.
The game features three main modes—Warm-up, Division, and Challenge—designed to cater to both beginners and experienced players. The early access version includes over 200 tracks. A customization system is also included, allowing users to tailor the game environment to their preferences.
The title launched simultaneously worldwide and supports nine languages: Korean, English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, French, Spanish, German, and Portuguese.
The game can be accessed through its official Steam page.
Andamiro views its Steam debut not merely as a platform expansion but as a gateway for a new generation of players to discover Pump It Up. The company plans to incorporate player feedback throughout the early access period and aims for an official launch in January 2026.
Founded in 1999 with the debut of the Pump It Up series, Andamiro is a leading arcade game company in the global rhythm game market. The series has garnered a broad international fan base, and RISE marks its first official release on Steam, designed to make the franchise more accessible to today’s players.
Andamiro, which launched the Pump It Up series in 1999, has led the global rhythm game market as a dedicated arcade game developer. The Pump It Up franchise has earned a strong international following, and RISE is the first official Steam release in the series, tailored to help new players experience the game more easily.
Korea Central News Net 