Swivel - With Demo

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Release date

January 1, 2024

Publisher

Dimensional Dilemma

Swivel is a VR ride through outer space that's jam-packed with music, movement, and excitement.

In this first-of-its-kind outer space experience, you swivel your way down a cosmic track straight to the dance floor.

While you’re swiveling, get ready for a hands-on party - drumming, popping bubbles, opening doors, high-fiving aliens, and collecting music notes.

The beats? Crafted by the legendary Barry Leitch, these tunes groove with the story and your every move. There are 8 tracks, each with its own style, and the first ride, 'Fly,' is on the house – your sneak peek into the game's vibe:

  • Fly - pop (free)
  • Love me and leave me- 50s soul
  • Sweet tooth - pop dance
  • Sputnik - dubstep
  • Spin - light metal
  • Winter - classical
  • Wally Beben - retro
  • Ennio Morricone - western

Some rides are swivel-heavy, so be prepared for some serious spinning action. And guess what? There are also secret paths to up the fun factor!

– Important note – Please take your time easing into the game. After a few days of play, our bodies adjust, and spinning becomes incredibly enjoyable – it's like tapping into our inner child.

– Seated game with a minimum play space of 6.5 feet by 6.5 feet – Swivel is a seated game that involves turning and making cool moves. Ensure you have at least 3.3ft (1m) of space in all directions.

We recommend using a ‘swivel’ chair to make those tricky turns a blast!

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4.65

14 ratings

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Stepchild72

February 26, 2025

5/5

Just fun

This game is a lot of fun. It recommends a swivel chair and as do I. If you have one I highly recommend this game. It is such a good time. You follow this little person and you go through a maze of tunnels circling around collecting and high-fiving and just having lots of fun. I think you should check it out.

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TheSeventhLevel

October 14, 2024

3/5

Neat idea, my body says NO

I enjoyed it a lot for about 60 seconds. And even though I'm not a big motion sickness sufferer (I play first person shooters all the time without problem), there's something about this game that made me feel horrendously ill almost immediately. I bet it's so fun for people who can stomach it, but oh man. Also I think putting the training sequence inside of a tunnel is a horrific mistake on the developers' part. The trailer showed open spaces, which would probably have been much more tolerable. But there's no way I'm going to try it again now!

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tonyak76

June 14, 2024

5/5

Truly unique and really fun!

This has become one of my favorite games to show off to friends. The spinning motion is really fun and flows well with the music. The developers have a great understanding of how to move the player back and forth to avoid actually getting dizzy. I originally had issues playing it on my quest 3 but I emailed them and they dove right in and fixed it, keeping in constant contact until it worked flawlessly. I can't wait to see what they come up with next!

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edward33.421681

May 5, 2024

5/5

Fantastic!

I'll be honest. I don't usually play rhythm based games. This game looked interesting and I figured I'd give it a shot. Smart choice! I absolutely love the feel of this game. It feels like your really gliding as you make your way through the course. The space atmosphere fits this game perfectly. Each course is unique and a blast to glide through. Everything about this game just works perfectly. I hope the team adds more levels as time goes on. Fantastic job!

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salutalexi

January 31, 2024

5/5

Awesome space chair!

Your lower half follows the track, leaving your hands completely free to do all kinds of things. Genius move! The characters are so cool & funny. Rather than shoot, you high five aliens and then dance with them!! This game is Awesome. Thank you for the hard work.

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