Session cards
このコンテンツはまだ日本語訳がありません。
When you finish a session, you get achievement cards which highlight your new personal bests, goals you achieved and any lamps you got. Fun fact, there’s over 11,400 ways to “lamp” folders in DDR!
Open them from your session recap with View session cards.
- Start your DDR session with Upscore
- Play as you normally would
- Upscore pulls all your session scores and builds a recap
.jpg&w=1080&q=80)

What gets a card
Section titled “What gets a card”Each card is earned for meeting these achievements during a session!
- A new lamp. MFC, PFC, SDP, GFC, FC, each with its own card
- A first clear on a chart you had never passed
- A new personal best, and a card counting how many you set
- A LIFE4 rank up or a flare rank up, singles or doubles
- A goal met, showing the charts you finished it with
- A folder complete, like clearing every 15
- Your session summary: time, calories, max heart rate
Saving and sharing
Section titled “Saving and sharing”Each card has Save image, and Save all takes the lot in one go. Saved cards go to your camera roll at full resolution, ready to post.
Share hands the card to the usual share sheet instead.
The first time you save an achievement photo, Upscore asks for permission to your photo library. If you declined it earlier, Upscore will tell you that photo access is off, and you can turn it back on in your phone’s settings for Upscore.
The cards didn’t appear
Section titled “The cards didn’t appear”Back out of the recap and open it again. The cards are built from the plays attached to the session, and if you opened the recap the instant the session ended, they may have been drawn before your scores finished arriving. Reopening rebuilds them.
If they still do not appear:
- Did the session record any plays? A session with nothing attached has nothing to celebrate.
- Are your scores synced? The cards read from your scores, so a sync that has not landed yet means a personal best Upscore cannot see.
- Did it say the cards could not be drawn? That is a rendering problem rather than a data one, and reopening in a moment usually clears it.
Still nothing worth celebrating on a session you know was good? Tell us on Discord and we can help troubleshoot.