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9
Bullseye
Audica | Review 63
Rather than trying to put you in the shoes of a guitar god, Audica goes for the kind of healthy abstraction first deployed in Amplitude.
8
Pumping!
AudioShield | Review 65
AudioShield does a lot of things right, and the most prominent feature, although it has some issues, is the automapping of your own music.
2.5
Cacophonous
Beat Arena | Review 67
Interestingly, Beat Arena includes music from Konami's library of classic arcade games. Knowing this, I was excited to see how they had arranged the soundtracks for titles like Gradius, Lifeforce, or Scramble for this gameplay format.
9.5
Must-Have
Best of The Quest
Beat Saber is one of the most popular games on VR, and I am absolutely certain that it sold quite a few Quests. If you like light-sabers and music, it's a must-have.
4
Sloppy
Hatsune Miku VR | Review 73
One thing that makes Hatsune Miku VR a bit different is that you can't fail out of a stage. I tried. I stood there purposely with my hands behind my back the entire time and nadda.
8
Great!
OhShape | Review 75
With OhShape you make shapes to fit through holes in virtual walls, pluck coins out of mid-air, and punch through barriers while ducking and strafing to avoid obstacles!
3
Appalling
Space Channel 5 | Review 81
Space Channel 5: Kinda Funky News Flash! feels out of place in the Quest library. It contributes very little to an already crowded genre and yet manages to somehow underachieve in every conceivable way.
4.5
Disappointing
Supernatural | Review 83
When I was asked to review Supernatural, my editor informed me that the developer, Within, wanted reviewers to try the app for 30 days before making a final determination.
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