The problem isnt necessarily alack of softwarefor VR devices, its finding the right jot down for you.
Personally, Ive found that music-based games hit the right spot.
I’ve found this to be the case.
I find music game just have more of a draw for me than other types.
When an approaching drum reaches its dedicated spot, you hit it to keep the song playing on.
If you miss too many times, the music fades out and you lose.
If youve ever playedGuitar HeroorRock Band,Smash Drumsfollows a very similar style.
you could even play a classic version ofSmash Drumsthat looks likeRock Band.
In fact, those games were an inspiration for Potam.
But there was no drumming game available.Rock Band VRsomehow decided to make it guitar-only.
The haptics in the controllers make it feel like you’re actually playing.
More practically, I like the game because of how casual it can be.
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Or you’re able to spend hours repeating songs trying to master the tracks with different difficulties.
The game works while seated or standing up.
Most of the time though, I still like to remain fully immersed in the game.
The tunes were good enough to play the game, but they didnt elicit much emotion.
Its a completely different experience to play along with Jimmy Eat World or Bon Jovi, among other options.
You swing lightsabers to slice matching colored cubes.
As a more dedicated fitness app,Supernaturalincorporates music to keep HIIT (high-intensity interval training) workouts engaging.
“The upcoming game Im super excited about isMaestro, Potam said.
There’s so much replay value that comes from playing along with meaningful songs.
