Groovy Labs

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Groovy Labs is a single player action game. It was developed by Body Mind Games and was released on March 28, 2025. It received negative reviews from players.

Groovy Labs is an open and cross-platform sandbox for rhythm games in Virtual and Mixed Reality (VR/XR). Groovy Labs aims to become something more than Beat Saber though, by providing a platform for immersive experiences rather than being a single game. A platform for music and rhythm-based mini-games, powered by content created by us, the community of players. One of the biggest selling point…

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Audience ScoreBased on 16 reviews

Groovy Labs is free to play, making it accessible to anyone interested in trying a VR rhythm game.
The game works on various VR systems like HTC Vive and Meta Quest 3, and has a decent performance.
The developer is responsive to community feedback and has shown willingness to improve the game.

The game only includes 9 songs, contrary to claims of having 100,000, and lacks the ability to add custom maps.
The overall quality of the game is poor, with limited features and gameplay options compared to established titles like Beat Saber.
There is a lack of communication from the developers regarding issues and updates, leading to frustration among players.

music
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music aspect of the game has received overwhelmingly negative feedback, with players highlighting that it only features 9 songs despite claims of having over 100,000. Users express frustration over the lack of variety and quality in the available tracks, as well as the inability to add or stream new songs. Overall, the music experience is seen as limited and disappointing, with many suggesting that the game feels abandoned in this regard.
- “I can see the modding of this game could make it fun, adding more songs and maps from BeatSaver or something could help it, but those maps were designed for Beat Saber, and you'll have a far better experience with Beat Saber than this.”
- “Played when it first came out, enjoyed it quite a bit with the 9 songs and the movement felt good. I thought I'd wait long for more songs to give my final review, but months later, nothing changed.”
- “Of the 'over 100,000 community-made song beatmaps for Beat Saber', only 9 of them come installed with the game, and they're not a particularly good 9.”
- “There are lots of playlists, all with the same songs in different orders.”
- “I think it's been abandoned; when it comes to what's there, there are only a few songs and no way to find or add more that anyone seems to be aware of.”
- “Of the 'over 100,000 community-made song beatmaps for Beat Saber,' only 9 of them come installed with the game, and they're not a particularly good 9.”
story
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The reviews indicate that the story aspect of the game is not significantly impacted by technical issues, as users report that the gameplay experience remains satisfactory on different platforms, including HTC Vive and Meta Quest 3 via Steam Link. However, there are mentions of certain features, like alternate targets, not functioning properly, which may detract from the overall narrative experience.