EDIT: i should’ve mentioned that the actual game is wii fit!!
i didn’t think much of it when it came out, but i never woulda thought it could be this effective. its too bad this kind of game didn’t get bigger?
EDIT: i should’ve mentioned that the actual game is wii fit!!
i didn’t think much of it when it came out, but i never woulda thought it could be this effective. its too bad this kind of game didn’t get bigger?
I never tried that one, but I also had a recent late-to-the-party “gaming as exercise” discovery: Beat Saber! I never gelled with rhythm games before I got a VR headset, but I’m really digging it, and it totally gets me sweating after a while.
If you want to work out your legs you might want to check out Pistol Whip.
I’ve been doing both!
I’ve heard amazing things about Rumble if competitive PvP earth bending in vr appeals to you
I’d like to recommend Synth Rider. Really similar vibes, but instead of slashing the blocks youre just catching them with your mitten. It’s not as fast and hectic, but it does make you reach for them and feel like you’re properly dancing.
I wouldn’t say its better than beat saber, or even quite as good, but it feels more fun for a while when beat saber gets too familiar. Like a palate cleanser.
I don’t know if it’s still good, but when I had my headset I loved Synth Riders. At times I felt like I was really dancing. Some of the “experiences” were great too, there was a Muse one that was really well done!
I remember playing wii tennis so much that my arms hurt for the next week.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1363430/Propagation_VR/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1012790/Into_the_Radius_VR/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1683340/Kayak_VR_Mirage/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2236060/Anthro_Heat/
I remember playing wii tennis so much that my arms hurt for the next week.