ArcadeStat — Arcade Game Tier List & Record Tracker
As of April 2026, ArcadeStat tracks over 3 million play records for 4,000+ users across Pump It Up and maimai arcade rhythm games. The community tier list is built from 22,000+ player contributions rating chart difficulty on a 7-tier scale (Pump It Up) or 11-tier scale (maimai). Pump It Up charts span Single mode from S1 through S28, Double mode from D1 through D28, and Co-op from C2 through C5. maimai charts cover Basic through Re:Master difficulties across levels 1 through 15. Each chart is assigned to the nearest difficulty tier using absolute-distance matching against the community average vote. Available as a free app on Android and iOS, and as a web application at arcadestat.app. Available in Korean, English, Japanese, Spanish, and Portuguese with automatic language detection.
What is the ArcadeStat Tier System?
ArcadeStat's tier system is a community-driven difficulty ranking for arcade rhythm game charts. Players who have cleared a chart can submit a difficulty vote on a numeric scale from -0.75 to 1.75. The system calculates the average voteDifficulty across all contributions and assigns each chart to the nearest tier bracket using absolute-distance matching. For example, a chart with an average voteDifficulty of 0.62 falls closest to the Mid-High bracket (0.75), so it is ranked Mid-High. Pump It Up uses 7 tiers from Lowest (-0.25) to Highest (1.25), while maimai uses 11 tiers from Extra Bottom (-0.75) to Extra Top (1.75). Charts with high personal variation are automatically classified as "Unique", and charts with insufficient votes appear as "Undefined".
What Can You Do with ArcadeStat?
- Community Tier Lists — Difficulty rankings voted by real players for Pump It Up (Single S1-S28, Double D1-D28, Co-op C2-C5) and maimai (Basic through Re:Master, levels 1-15)
- Record Tracking — Sync play records from AM.Pass and Aime, track personal bests with rank, plate, and judgment data
- Community Contributions — Vote on chart difficulty, add text descriptions, and tag charts with attributes like Drill, Stamina, Twist, and Run
- Multi-language — Full localization in Korean, English, Japanese, Spanish, and Portuguese
- Song Search — Browse all songs and charts, search by title or artist, filter by mode and difficulty level
- Offline Support — Cached data via localStorage and IndexedDB with automatic TTL-based invalidation for fast access
Pump It Up Tier Lists
maimai Tier Lists
Which Arcade Games Does ArcadeStat Support?
Pump It Up by Andamiro is a dance-pad rhythm game popular in Korea, Latin America, and worldwide. maimai by SEGA is a touch-screen rhythm game widely played in Japan, Southeast Asia, and internationally. ArcadeStat provides community-driven difficulty rankings and performance tracking for both games.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is ArcadeStat free?
- Most features are free, including record tracking, tier list browsing, and community contributions. Premium features include advanced statistics and additional customization. No subscription is required and there are no ads.
- Which devices are supported?
- Both iOS and Android are supported. iOS is available worldwide except Europe, and Android is available worldwide. The web version is available at arcadestat.app.
- How are records synced?
- Register your arcade card (AM.Pass for Pump It Up, Aime for maimai) in the app settings. After that, each time you play at an arcade machine, your scores, rank grades, plate achievements, and detailed judgment data are automatically synced to ArcadeStat. You can view updated records immediately in the app or on the web.
- Which arcade games are supported?
- ArcadeStat currently supports Pump It Up (Single, Double, Co-op) and maimai (Basic through Re:Master), with more arcade games being added continuously.
- What languages are supported?
- ArcadeStat supports 5 languages: Korean, English, Japanese, Spanish, and Portuguese with automatic detection.
- Is ArcadeStat official?
- No. ArcadeStat is an unofficial fan-made platform developed by GoldenMine. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to Andamiro (Pump It Up) or SEGA (maimai). All game content belongs to their respective copyright holders.
How Does ArcadeStat Work?
ArcadeStat connects to your arcade game account by registering your AM.Pass card (Pump It Up) or Aime card (maimai). Once connected, your play records sync automatically each time you play at an arcade machine. The app tracks your best scores, rank grades, plate achievements, and detailed judgment data for every chart you have played. You can view your complete play history sorted by date or browse your personal bests filtered by difficulty level and chart type.
The community tier list aggregates difficulty votes from all registered players. When a player clears a chart, they can submit a difficulty rating on a scale from -0.75 to 1.75. The system uses absolute-distance matching to assign each chart to the nearest tier bracket. Charts that receive highly varied ratings are automatically classified as "Unique" to indicate personal difficulty variance. This crowd-sourced approach produces difficulty rankings that reflect the actual player experience rather than official ratings alone.
About ArcadeStat
ArcadeStat is built by GoldenMine, a Korean rhythm game player and software developer. The platform launched to solve a common frustration among arcade rhythm game players: there was no reliable, community-driven way to track personal records across different arcade machines or to compare chart difficulty beyond official ratings. ArcadeStat aggregates real player data to produce difficulty rankings that reflect actual gameplay experience. Statistics as of April 2026 are derived from the ArcadeStat platform database.
ArcadeStat is an unofficial fan-made platform. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to Andamiro (Pump It Up) or SEGA (maimai). All game content, including song titles, artist names, and chart data, belongs to their respective copyright holders.
ArcadeStat is available as a free app on Google Play and App Store, and as a web application at arcadestat.app. For feedback and support, contact admin@arcadestat.app.
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