We’re officially live! Starting today, the Custom Song Update is available in Symphoni on Meta Quest—bringing community-made content directly into the game with mod.io integration, major UX upgrades, and the beginning of a new creative chapter. 🔥 [ BETA ] Play Community-made Symphoni — Right From…

We’re thrilled to finally unveil the Symphoni Composer (Beta) — our brand new custom song editor, made for the community and inspired by the community. Check out the trailer of our Beta release here: https://youtu.be/UxjFSJRzlKI With Symphoni Composer, you can: - ✨ Create custom levels with…

A rhythm game with class!

I was one of the testers for this game, so factor that in, but I absolutely adore this game. It's a music rhythm game with a great mix of classical music. The difficulties vary from casual, where you can just enjoy the magical environments and atmosphere, to the harder ones where it's serious challenge. Personally I prefer the more casual experience of easy or medium, but this has something for everyone. I can't recommend this game enough. 👍

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A new game changer for VR rhythm games

Symphoni breaks away from the 1st generation rhythm game style, which has become overly familiar and can feel stale. By fully utilizing MR (Mixed Reality) and hand tracking, key features of 2nd generation rhythm games, you no longer need to unnecessarily hold cumbersome controllers to play the rhythm. The clean and simple UI, ethereal effects, and refreshing, spreading sound effects harmonize beautifully with the game's classical music-based atmosphere. I'm particularly pleased with the custom mode added in this update, which greatly enhances the game's content. This isn't a game where you act as a maestro directing musicians. Instead, it's like a Harry Potter game where you become a wizard, using a wand to perform music directly. The only drawback is that it currently only supports English. It would be wonderful if multi-language support could be added for users from various countries.

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Great idea - disappointing reality

I really wanted this game to be great. I love classical music. I started with beat saber and moved mainly to synthriders because the synthriders just works. I tried symphoni and the idea of conducting in vr is brilliant. I’ve played the piano since age 3 and am in the middle of a conducting course. The movements in this game don’t have a lot to do with conducting. The hand tracking in horrendous. You kill yourself to throw your hands up and it decides that you didn’t cut the arc. It ruins your spirit and makes you feel cheated. Then they have combined movements that are so unnatural that without being just memorized you’ll never do them. It’s also very hard to see this arcs come at you. It’s not like synthriders or beatsaber where you get a stream and you can plan ahead. Here everything is a surprise. There is so much place for a vr-conducting game. Right now this is a disappointment. Sadly…

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Amazing Twist on the Rhythm Game Genre

As a seasoned Beat Saber player, I was sceptical of the idea of a rhythm game centered around classical music, but now that I've played it, I could not imagine this game any other way. The art style, game play and music all complement each other perfectly. Great concert, great game, genuinely fun to play.

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A transformation of the genre

I’ve been lucky enough to have experienced this game from the early alpha demos through the final iterations, and it has been a beautiful experience from start to finish. I’m a long-time lover of music and rhythm games and this one is as much a new way of playing music as playing with music. The hand-tracking gameplay feels natural, with the music coming from my fingertips, and the mixed-reality environment bringing it into my space. I’m so excited for the future of this game, from mastering the campaign, exploring and eventually creating more songs, and 100%ing the achievements. Thank you Symphoni for making a new, meaningful way of engaging with music and VR!

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