PerformVR

If you want an engaging VR work, have a local music library on your computer, enough space to violently flail around, and a sweat proof facial interface for your headset, this is a must purchase game. The game is a mixture of procedurally generated dancing and karaoke. You can choose either one, or both if you are crazy and want to be completely out of breath. This review will focus on the dancing due to my complete lack of ability to sing on key while moving. I guess with enough practice I can get better, but I think I'll focus on getting in better shape first. The graphics are enough to get the job done, and when you are moving around it honestly doesn't matter as the shapes and colors quickly tell you the movements that are needed to be performed as you are scooting around the play-space. The difficulty of the game can be tweaked to your liking fairly easily. I was extremely hesitant of jumping in VR, however the game handles it very nicely and it feels really great to perform a flying headbutt mid-song after just ducking under a low wall. I would suggest having a rubber mat under your feet for the impact of jumping. If you have lower ceilings, you can shrink the Y axis of the playing space, and you can also adjust the x axis if you don't have much side to side room. The touch and strike indicators feel like they are pushing you towards dance moves in a choreographed way that really seems to fit the songs. I've tried hip-hop, pop, metal, alternative rock, emo, EDM, blues and ska and all have felt good to great on medium difficulty. My current favorite track is Eskimo Callboy - WE GOT THE MOVES. If you have watched the music video, you will fit in with the party scene and it is glorious, no I will not make a recording. For the workout component of the game, it really depends on your selected music style and difficulty. For rock and heavy EDM, expect about 10 - 12 kCal/min for a 225 lb individual, I easily get 400 kCal on a 30 minute workout. I've noticed my jumping is getting better (I almost never jump so this is just giving me practice). I wholly recommend the game.

The graphics are basic but the game play and hit detection is pretty good. Not too sure about the Karaoke part of it i just did the dance mode. This game comes with no songs so You do need to supply your own songs but the level creation didn't take too long. So keep that in mind and make sure you have songs on your hard drive. You can check out some game play footagehere https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sw8eXDMuJSE