Faking to Dance

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Faking to Dance is an original song by Breaking Forms, a couple's band based in Boston that mixes powerful vocals and intense sounds. This song is a bizarre adventure with strong percussion and a powerful middle vocal section. The sounds are overlaid over a screaming guitar that pummels the song through insane landscapes. The visuals carry you through lunar mountains, space stations, geometric tu…

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Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

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Audience ScoreBased on 11 reviews

The game features good music and trippy minimalistic visuals, making it an enjoyable VR experience.
It's free to play, which makes it accessible and worth trying at least once.
The animations and models are clear and fluid, enhancing the overall aesthetic of the music video.

The camera movements can be intense, potentially causing motion sickness for some players.
There is no controller support, which may limit the experience for some users.
The game is non-interactive and has a short runtime, which might not satisfy those looking for a more engaging experience.

music
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The music in the VR experience is generally well-received, with users praising its quality and the immersive nature of the accompanying visuals. The combination of trippy, minimalistic graphics and engaging soundtracks creates a captivating atmosphere, particularly in the non-interactive 360° music videos. While some users note that the experience may not be the best in the genre, the music is still considered enjoyable and worth exploring, especially given its free availability.
- “Cool short VR music video, well worth the free price tag!”
- “Trippy minimalistic visuals, good music.”
- “'Faking to Dance' is a non-interactive 360° music video in which you listen to some hard rock tunes by the band 'Breaking Forms'.”
- “Faking to dance is a free VR music video.”
- “'Faking to dance' is a non-interactive 360° music video in which you listen to some hard rock tunes by the band 'Breaking Forms'.”
- “It's not the best VR music video I have ever seen, but it is still pretty impressive.”
graphics
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The graphics are characterized by a trippy, minimalistic style that features smooth visuals and wild, space-themed elements. While many users appreciate the aesthetic and the accompanying music, some caution that the quick camera movements may not be suitable for those prone to motion sickness. Overall, the graphics contribute to an engaging and immersive experience.
- “Of the three I've played so far, this is the most trippy - wild visuals, flying through space. Note, some of the camera movements are quick, so it may not be for those prone to motion sickness.”
- “Trippy minimalistic visuals, good music.”
- “Good music, nice simple smooth graphics, and free.”
- “The graphics are outdated and lack the polish expected from modern games.”
- “The character models look flat and lifeless, making it hard to connect with the story.”
- “The environments are bland and repetitive, which detracts from the overall immersion.”