
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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There are a few tracking problems with the controllers and the notes of some songs aren't in sync with the music.
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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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.
I received my Oculus Rift today and I couldn't imagine a better game to ease me into the VR world. I found this game highly entertaining. I simply couldn't stop playing it. The game isn't perfect by any means (limited song selection for one) but the tunes are quite catchy with a good beat. If you're new to VR, you should really consider getting this title. 2 thumbs up for sure!!
곡 당 플레이 타임은 드럽게 길고 처음부터 난이도를 다 못 고릅니다. 그리고 중요한건 곡이 별로 없습니다. 곡도 마음에 드는게 손에 꼽을 정도라 2만원 어치도 못합니다. 드럼매니아에 혹해서 사시는 분들은 비추 입니다.
Good idea, terrible execution I really wanted to like this game but it's just not good for a few reasons. -You have to go through playing the song twice before unlocking the pro version, which didn't sound like such a bad idea at first, but once you get a hang of the controls, the "fun" mode of the songs is anything but fun, it's rather boring. -The notes are just not syncing with the music. Some songs are worst than other but most of the ones I played were off. -Since there's not really any feedback, it's rather common to double hit the drums without realising it. -Which leads me to the next issue, the notes you hit will count way before they reach the line, but if they pass it ever so slightly, it's a miss. So basically, there's "good" and "perfect" before the line, but nothing after, it's a miss. -UI is not clear, couldn't find an option menu in the main screen, pause during song doesn't seem to be assigned to any button on the controller, but is simply an in game button next to your drum kit and the way the notes are displayed is confusing...surely there was a better way than using controllers buttons for the labels. -Personal preference, but the songs are just not very good. There's still a good concept behind it and seeing this game was released 3 years ago, I don't expect it to improve. But I hope someone else will publish a similar game, just more polished.
I really enjoy this game a lot. I've always wanted a VR drumming game because playing in the real world has always been way too much of an inconvenience to my circumstances, both in the space and noise department. There are many loosely tied together virtual reality drumming games, most of which are just simulators, with no backing tracks or assistance to help you learn to do anything besides just make a lot of banging. Drums Hero is the first game I've tried that gives me that Guitar Hero/Rockband feeling, it has nearly 30 tracks (when paired with the DLC), which is comparable to some much bigger games in the field. All the music included is mostly unknown songs from indie artists from multiple genres (from rock to dance), but they're pretty decent choices and none of the tracks come across as low quality or talentless, I even sought some of them out on Spotify. My main issue with the game is the very first track you are given to play, it would appear to be the theme tune to the actual game and it is just simply broken, every note is out of tune and impossible to keep in time with. Its a real downer and probably puts a lot of first-time players off from sticking with the game. It boggles my mind that their own song wasn't tested to the same level as the other tracks in the game because all of those are for the most part, perfectly in sync and a joy to play. I'll keep coming back to this game and will buy any DLC that is released to build my collection of tracks to play and I suggest that anyone who is interested to give it a shot, at least for the first 3-4 tracks as the first one is bound to leave a bad taste in your mouth.
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