World-famous virtual singer Hatsune Miku invites you to join her on stage in in this VR music game! Simply put on your headset, choose a song, then use your VR controllers to catch the melody symbols flying from the speakers at the back of the stage. But beware the long riff symbols and other challenges that will make it harder to reach the perfect score!
Songs The following songs from popular Hatsune Miku artists are included:
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October 23, 2023
This game feels unfinished, the graphics are horrible, the sound quality gets super low when you’re playing a stage, the actual gameplay system is super bad, it’s hard to see the notes. Its a badly designed game. DONT BUY. The only good part is that Miku is there.
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October 13, 2020
I see that's it was mainly released to attracted The Japanese Audience, I do enjoy some Hatsune Miku... Makes me miss the Psvita days. But it didn't give me that same feeling.. It's cool though, however the game makes me want to see the Persona Dancing Rhythm games make it over to Quest. Now that's something
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February 28, 2021
It's not the best rhythm game out there, but it's not the worst, either. You get 10 songs for free, with 3 additional dlc packs, with each pack costing $11.99 or you can buy the bundle for a small discount. Considering that there aren't a lot of songs per dlc pack, its a bit pricey. Graphics are OK. For some reason, the song volume is lower than the menu volume, but you cannot adjust them separately. There are only 2 difficulties as of this review. It would be nice if we had the option of unlocking more wand and Miku skin options, perhaps through spending ingame points earned while playing. I agree with other reviewers that miku dancing in front of the speakers does block a lot of the notes from view. If you get a C score, you get booed. I'm an adult, but I can imagine that this would be very discouraging for a child, especially since Miku's design appeals to both children and those of us who grew up with vocaloids. I think the booing should be removed. I think that if the booing were to be removed, miku doesn't block the notes anymore, there was an option to buy the dlc packs ingame, if each pack were to have more songs, giving us more value for the money, then this could easily be a solid 4* game. As it is, I would only recommend this to existing miku fans.
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November 4, 2021
Lemme start of by saying that this game is expensive if you want the whole experience. It's pretty much just trying to profit off the fact that Hatsune Miku is so popular. Though, I get it. Miku's gotta Miku and all that. Speaking of Miku, let's talk about her models. The modeling work is very, very nice, but they still have their bugs. For instance, Miku wears heels and sometimes during certain parts of some of the dances, her ankles will bend at odd or uncomfortable-looking angles. The collision on the hair could be better, it's very common for Miku's hair to just phase through her entire body. And sometimes when she lifts her legs, her skirt will glitch a little, though it's very unlikely you'll notice it in normal gameplay, since I only noticed once I started looking at music videos. Regarding normal game play, I think the mapping on some of the songs is a little awkward. Sometimes, there are notes in places that seem weird or don't feel like they quite line up with the timing of the song. I've even seen notes in places where it just feels like a note just shouldn't be. All of which can really ruin the experience and make the game frustrating to play. It's actually a little disappointing to see for a game this immersive. TL;DR: The game just feels a bit shoddy overall. About the only thing it's really good at is being a way to pass time, but I really wouldn't say it's much more than an expensive time waster.
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December 21, 2021
It seems like an indie game, that took like a month to create. Needs to be heavily updated to add more free songs, more models to unlock, more stages, more characters, and an easy mode for younger players. Right now you can only have two characters, a regular and snow Miku, and like 5 stages, along with around 10 free songs and like 30 you have to pay to get. It wasn't worth the money in the state it's in.
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