
Arcade-style rhythm pumping FREE FULL BODY TRACKING on VR & PC. Empowered by mobile/webcam AI tracking. Groove to 100s of community songs and maps IN-GAME plus viral dance videos and MVs.
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Stomp the beats in this pulse-pounding, full body sensory symphony on your PC with webcam or VR Headset! Craft your own rhythm, groove to community maps, music, and mods. FREE DEMO.
FREE full body tracking with any mobile device, in-game YouTube dance videos and music videos to learn cool moves from the Pros.
Dance Dash features intuitive mechanics like ducking, dodging, jumping, hitting, and especially shuffling, making it easy to play and highly engaging. Choreograph your most treasured tunes, and let the world know how you rock!
Dance Dash is designed to be user-friendly and easily playable on both PC and big screen TVs, providing a seamless and immersive experience. With simple setup and intuitive controls, players can enjoy full-body VR gaming in the comfort of their living rooms or home offices.
Dive into the DD Editor, to upload and view videos in-game, explore new tags and categories, and experience enhanced performance. Full mod capability is coming in June, offering endless customization options.
Dance Dash isn’t just a game; it’s a community. Join our vibrant community of over 2,000 members and 10,000+ players from countries all over the world: ! Enjoy in-game YouTube dance and music videos, connect with fellow dancers. With Engine empower cross-platform play, the dance floor is always open.
Get ready to move, create, and connect in Dance Dash. Your dance journey starts now!
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Stats
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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DDR + VR
If you like Beat Saber or other rhythm games this is another great one, the FBT being a native option without mods, and the community songs seamlessly being accessible is great
还可以,7.6买的,这价格就不说什么了,买来玩玩还是挺不错的。[spoiler] 据说这游戏开发商的老板跑路了,就这抢先体验阶段还能打骨折价格来看还真有可能 [/spoiler] 脚部稍微有点不精准,不清楚是游戏问题还是腿追设备问题,但也不是太影响游玩。而且还支持用手机摄像头追踪脚部动作(不过手机摄像头追踪效果并不算太好,勉强能用的程度)。 目前这游戏感觉最大缺点是:内置歌曲不多,没细数但最多也就10个,大部分歌谱全靠社区制作。 [spoiler]还有就是可惜不支持中文[/spoiler]
fun workout
Dance dash is that arcade game rip off, and that's cool cause it the first game to try to bring that to your PC at home. There is an issue though is "inconsistency" For example, the Desktop Webcam Version is the oldest version and has the worst tracking out of all. Then the PCVR "bodylink" with phone option is the second better option and is onpar with playing on Android phone. I'm sure iPhone would have even better tracking but I don't have one. And the last option using your controller/tracking option attache to your body which is the best tracking possible. So depending on which version you play, the experience can be awesome or absolute ass. I usually play with PCVR bodylink option and it's not that bad as long as it fun. I won't be competing with the leaderboard for sure. Other than that, the performance is okay, it's not perfect but better than Quest version.
It's fun and a good workout. Really am enjoying this game.
I originally started playing this game on the quest store since it was before I had full body trackers. I attempted to use the phone app for tracking at the time, but it did not work very well at all, though don't take too much from that because ambient lighting is very difficult to produce in my house for things like that to work well, so it may not be the app's fault at all. Using controllers on the legs however, did work quite well, and I continued to play the game like that until I got full body trackers. I eventually moved to the Steam version and have been playing it that way ever since. Dance Dash has become a staple in my workout routine and I love the game very much. The built-in songs may not be much to go crazy about, but they work well enough to get started. The amount of community supported songs completely makes up for the lack of a first party library and the process for downloading those being built-in to the game function is really nice. I really do not have any problems when it comes to playing the game. I think the primary issues I have had generally stemmed from when I attempted to use the app for tracking, plus I noticed that a large downloaded library of songs will eventually bog down the quest, even the 3, and cause it to take a much longer time loading everything upon startup. Video playback on quest is also not very reliable, and it pretty much goes away entirely if you have too many songs downloaded on it. I have yet to try out mapping my own songs, but I just might in the near future. All in all, I love this game and highly recommend it, even if you just have controllers and leg straps. I have been playing this game over the span of at least a year between Quest and Steam and I will continue to play this game for as long as I physically can, unless Rebuff makes a really good successor. Edit for extra info: For my Quest setup, I simply had a Quest three with the track straps. The straps used for the Quest 2 controllers and Quest 3 are the same, although from what understand, the Quest 2 has a better time tracking its controllers further away from the body, which is why they go on the feet while the Quest 3(3s) controllers go just below your knees. The controllers will bob and shift a little from extensive play, but it isn't a big deal. If you started out as a large person like I did, then you will likely go through at least one set of leg straps as you lose weight. I went from being overweight at 257 pounds to an athletic build at 170 and my method of exercise is almost entirely VR rhythm games. My Steam setup: I have a robust PC, but I did originally run PC VR on a 4gb 1650 Super before I eventually upgraded my graphics card. The 1650 super ran everything and my processor is an I-5 13500, which is a well performing, yet not overly expensive processor. I still use my Quest 3 over wireless air link, plus the addition of 3 Vive Ultimate trackers for the ankles and waist. I have hardwood floor and ambient lighting is difficult to produce well in my house since it's made of old wood, so light gets absorbed and not diffused. Still, My current set up runs competently with only minor tracking issues from time to time. I keep my floor mopped and swept and I use a cheap pair of foam bottom slide-on Sketchers that I bought for about 25 dollars. The Sketchers are low traction, which works fantastic if you don't want to mark up your floor like a basketball court, plus they are reasonably comfortable and hold up well if this is their primary use. That covers the gist of what I do. I have experimented a lot over my weight loss journey while playing this game, so I hope this summary and my overall review is helpful.
O game com o rastreio de webcam é bem fraco, é muito impreciso passei bastante tempo configurando, mais isso não é pior do game, a biblioteca de musicas é extremamente curta, as musicas da comunidade não são boas, e não tem as musicas dos vídeos que vemos no youtube. pedi reembolso , não vale o valor de R$60 reais. é um game que valeria seus 10 reais pelo estado que esta. não recomendo.
Рити бити коли пограв то осознав шо слайми не просто так андрій збирав
[h2] This game is very fun but pretty physically demanding. [/h2] I started with the demo v. on my laptop then bought the game when I purchased pc setup and webcam but it looks like they only do phone leg tracking now. The tracking does the trick just recalibrate after breaks that's what I do to make sure it is accurate. I can play one normal or hard song and feel exhausted! It's a work out and I can see why they want you to wear a heart tracker while playing. If anyone knows how to integrate apple watch heart rate tracking let me know. The songs preinstalled I enjoyed during the demo it's my second time playing the game threw my steam link and I no longer like the preinstalled songs. If I'm going to dance and have it feel like a burning hell it better be to a song I know well! I appreciate the community songs, but just wish there were more normal ones. I do like that it shows how many calories I burned because that's something I wondered while playing beat saber earlier. For best calorie counting adding wrist tracker is best. If you like fun rhythm games, and have a mobile phone and love to dance intensely this game is up your ally! <3 =^-^= <3
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