Chop It

This is a really fun game it feels a tiny bit clunky due to the how you have to hit the planks but its defintely a workout nontheless. 8/10 for me ;)

I have a few problems with the gameplay: - you have to keep looking up, which hurts after a short while. I would prefer it if the master would stand lower so that the planks and blocks don't follow such a high path - the "campaign" consists of multiple chapters, but you can immediatly chose any of them. It would be more fun to unlock a level when you reach a certain goal (e.g. number of points of the previous chapter). There is one thing that is both a pro and con: I didn't have to "chop" anything, just moving my arms in the right direction was enough. The bad thing, is that it isn't realy challanging. The good thing, its a relaxing way to get to a minimum amount of movement. Overal: it could be a fun game to play once in a while, but I won't play it again as long as you have to keep looking upwards.

This is a cool game and concept. I wish I could import my own music.

I like it. It has definitely a unique style and stands out of all the VR rythm games out there!

Komentarz + translator. Comment + translator. Nie ukrywajmy, nie jest to Pistol Whip, i nie jest to Beat Saber. Ale cena też jest mniejsza, a gra jest fajna, i to pierwsza gra vr, po której miałem zakwasy. Mistrz rzuca nam deski i bloczki betonowe, a my je rozwalamy z karata lub pięści. To co rozwalamy nie mija się z rytmem, co zdarza się w niektórych grach. Do wyboru mamy 8 zróżnicowanych piosenek z kampanii, każda w kilku poziomach trudności. I jedną piosenkę z innego menu. Można dodawać swoje piosenki, ale nie próbowałem. Mamy do dyspozycji rozbudowane menu i system punktacji, z porównaniem wyników lokalnie i globalnie. Moja subiektywna ocena to 6/10 kupiłbym ją drugi raz. Może nawet 7/10 (Pistol Whip to 10/10). A upolowana na obniżce, ma rewelacyjny stosunek jakości do ceny. Let's not hide, it's not a Pistol Whip, and it's not Beat Saber. But the price is also smaller, and the game is fun, and this is the first VR game, after which I had acid in my muscles. The master throws us planks and concrete blocks, and we smash them with his hand or fist. What we smash is with rhythm, which is not always true in music games. There are 8 different songs from the campaign to choose from, each in several difficulty levels. And one song from another menu. You can add your songs, but I have not tried. We have at our disposal an extensive menu and scoring system, comparing the results locally and globally. My subjective rating is 6/10 I would buy it a second time. Maybe even 7/10 (Pistol Whip is 10/10). And hunted for a discount, it has a sensational value for money. Polecam. Recommend.

Very fun game. Especially compared to other rhythm games that are 2x or 3x price. I have tons of games that I've put dozens of hours into and never reviewed or gave a thumbs down. I'm recommending this game with less than 30 minutes of play time. That says something about Chop it! I'm actually ashamed that I haven't played it more. It's got everything that gamers want. 1) Simple to learn but skill based mechanics. 2) Cool aesthetics. 3) Developer that listens to feedback. 4) Auto generated beatmaps and a built in beat editor unlike other VR rhythm games. 5) Cheap price. 6) Funny developer. 7)) No ♥♥♥♥♥♥ Youtube personality promoters.

Chop It is a fresh take on the VR rythm genre. It is distinguished by its style (Eastern Dojo with 'Fro Sensei), and by how you play (chopping through wood blocks and punching through cinderblocks that can be thrown towards 11 destination all in front of you). It has a small campaign to play through. Unfortunately, part of the campaign I don't like is having to turn when playing medium and hard difficulties. Turning is unwieldy due to wire management, and how when you turn, you may find yourself no longer in the position to hit the blocks easily and will have to adjust your position again to do so. The game doesn't allow you to turn this off in the options. The part of this game that makes it superior to others in the market is its custom beat mapper. You can use a browser based beat mapper that is very intuitive and quite easy to use. You simply tap notes in as the song plays. The custom beatmapper lets you slow down the track to really get accurate with your tapping. And then you can edit the notes after you tap them in. This allows for beatmaps on tracks that have variable tempos, which is something competitors still can't quite do (or if they claim they can, it's often difficult and convoluted). So if you're like me and you want to create some fun rythm maps for your own original tunes or for whatever you have, then I would recommend giving this game and its beat mapper a try.