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Ok, Super into this now.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/641960/BOXVR/

Between this, Skyrim VR, and Stand Out. I'm set for games for a while.

Basically its an awesome boxing game that uses music etc. Its just super well done, and its ridiculously fun. Its also a crazy fucking workout. Holy shit.
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Beat Saber is amazing. That is all.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/620980/Beat_Saber/

Ok thats not all.

Its got amazing mixed reality support. The songs are incredibly well done, and theres more "stuff" coming. Its a bit on the short side of 10 tracks but to be honest, I just spent 3 hours at it and wanna go back for more. Highly recommend.
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jesus, that first video on the steam page makes my head spin. How does the mind keep up with that pace? :ducky:
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I'm guessing it's repetition, repetition, repetition.
I don't know if you've ever played Super Hexagon, but high-level play of that is similarly mind-blowing.

But it comes down to playing the game enough to recognise certain patterns and how to react when you see those patterns. So where it looks like the player is reacting at incredible speed, in reality they've trained their muscle memory to repeat certain patterns in response to visual cues.
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Super Hexagon... Yeah I think I managed a high score of 8 seconds
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Mat Linnett wrote:I'm guessing it's repetition, repetition, repetition.
I don't know if you've ever played Super Hexagon, but high-level play of that is similarly mind-blowing.

But it comes down to playing the game enough to recognise certain patterns and how to react when you see those patterns. So where it looks like the player is reacting at incredible speed, in reality they've trained their muscle memory to repeat certain patterns in response to visual cues.
Yeah the maps are not auto gen, they are made with specific movements in mind. :)
Eraser wrote:jesus, that first video on the steam page makes my head spin. How does the mind keep up with that pace? :ducky:
Shockingly enough, If you play VR music games at all, on a level thats beyond brand new. It picks up super easy. I ended up starting on Hard because easy and normal are too much standing around. I'd guess you would pick up and be on hard in 1-2 songs to be honest. Most of you quake guys would unless you have a crappy sense of rhythm.

Check out Ruus mixed reality for a bit better idea of whats going on.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHD1utOvak8

Much easier to watch. (Hes playing on expert, Pre release. So harder than hard but not as hard as current expert)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FctVcY0eMEc

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