MuX

Edit 02/10/2018: Since I wrote this review initially, the dev has actually created a method of movement that allows us to play the game without having to have an open room. This makes everything within reach. Original Review Below: It's actually really cool, but I really do wish there was a way to move without needing roomscale, as this game seems to place every function riiiiiight where my IRL bookshelf is. Right now, I can see that it's super cool so I'll give it a thumbs up, but for me to actually play this, I think I'll need to get an open room to play in.

[h1] Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers [/h1] [i][u]Initial Impressions Review, NOT a full review. [/u] [/i] So this music app works perfectly fine on the Oculus Rift with Touch controllers. I didn't find any issues. However, you do need a full roomscale setup. You can play with two sensors, but there will probably be items you can't reach. Be warned that while this app is very robust, it can be very daunting. I did the Introduction and I am still confused on how everything works. Some functions are left uexplained. I was able to mess around with the app and remix what was there. However, I would have no idea how to create my own beats. And it seems that the playing around that I did was just that ... playing around. Just tinkering without knowing exactly how to manipulate things the way I would want. This app really needs a full tutorial, not just an introduction with some basic information on most of the parts. It needs a hand-on tutorial on editing something simple to editing something very complex. It also needs a full tutorial on how to create your own sounds. The good news is that this is still in Early Access. If the dev focuses on making this thing more accessible, it will be one of the best music apps. For right now, I can only recommend this app for music lovers and people who are not afraid to possibly bite off more than they can chew. I got this on sale for $5 so I think I got a good deal either way. Rate: TBD!