
Drums hero is a drums version of the VR music game. If you are a music player who interested in playing a music. You will love it.
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Languages: English*, Simplified Chinese**languages with full audio support
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This game is what I was hoping Guitar Hero was going to be like. Amazing and so fun!
If you like music games, consider Drums Hero. I also own audioshield and soundboxing, but I like Drums Hero over those two. IMO the drumming in VR works pretty well. I like the music selction, and it's also great that the dev is growing the songlist. The interface also is pretty good. The drum tracks are a bit wierd though. There are 3 difficulties for each song: Fun, Normal, and Pro. I felt that for some songs, the order is incorrect. And for other songs, the drum track doesn't match the actual rhythm of the song which is a bit jarring. What is also weird is that the three difficulties are pretty much different and mutually exclusive of one another. Usually for rhythm games, the easist mode has some missing beats, the normal mode has fewer missing beats, and the hard mode would have all of the song's drum beats in the track. But that's just not the case... so getting good at fun mode doesn't help you get better at normal mode, and getting better at normal mode won't help you get better at pro mode, since the tracks are just completely different from one another. Strange that the dev made that choice. Other problems include the fact that the drumming experience is limited because there is no way to activate a pedal kick drum. Sadly, it's not really the same without a drum pedal. I'm also not a fan of the letters used to label the drums, would have preferred the Rock Band style notation which is easier to read. This is a somewhat minor gripe though. Anyway, all in all it's a decent VR drumming game. If the dev's fix up the drumming tracks and implement a kick pedal (let us plug in a keyboard and have us press the space button with our foot, for example), then the game could be that much better.
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Just got this game and I have to say that it is great fun to play. Songs could be longer along with a couple of other minor changes but overall it is pretty neat game..
This is a tough one. Playing the drums is not satisfying. The cues are too far from the actual drums so it's hard to get in a groove. There's no aftertouch/velocity so it's hard to get in a groove. The easy modes don't feel like you're playing the drums. it's like they removed random notes and you have to hit the notes that are left. And you have to beat the easy modes before unlocking the full drum part for each songs which are difficult to beat because it feels like random notes that don't sound like a drum part which makes it hard to get in a groove. Ignoring all of this, the game has it's moments. I would say "yes" once you've played newer more modern VR drum games and are looking for something more arcadey to mess around with. Occasionally feels like playing the drums but not really.
This is a VERY fun rhythm game using drums ! It feels really good when successfully hit the correct drums for long sequence. You might also enter your inner focus mode and get in tune with the song then suddenly can hit correct drums sequence for a moment, weird and very satisfying. The song selection is quite good and varied. The drum sequences for the songs are very well made and very fun to play along with the song. Even for a song that's not favorite, the drum sequence still feels really fun to hit and play. All songs have at least 2 modes, Fun and Normal, some have Pro. I hate rhythm game with super hard sequences that nobody cares to play, but that's not the case with Drums Hero, even at Pro level the sequence isn't too intimidating, it's definitely harder than fun and normal, but it is still very much playable even at first try.
There are a few tracking problems with the controllers and the notes of some songs aren't in sync with the music.
Awesome game
fun......just need bass drum in all sets
Drum Hero offers a fairly realistic feeling to playing drums. It is fun and easy to get into. It doesn't take much practice to get the hang of it so you can pretty much jump right in and get the feel of it. The song selection is limited however. Though the developer updates the songs often, the variety of genres are lacking. Overall, I would recommend this to anyone with a VR headset that enjoys or is interested in playing the drums.
Excellent if a bit unpolished.
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