- January 25, 2017
- Lusionsoft
Happy Drummer VR
Platforms
About
"Happy Drummer VR" is a virtual reality rhythm game that allows you to become a drumming sensation. Experience the thrill of playing in a variety of venues, from small clubs to massive stadiums, all while hitting notes to popular songs. Customize your drum kit and avatar to suit your style, and rise to the top of the leaderboards.











- Fun and easy to pick up, making it a good beginner VR game.
- Slick production values with cute characters and enjoyable music.
- Great potential for fun, especially for rhythm game enthusiasts, and a reasonable early access price.
- Limited content with only a few songs and no updates, leading to a feeling of being ripped off.
- Gameplay issues such as poor hit detection and unintuitive controls make it frustrating to play.
- Lack of instructions and confusing menu navigation detracts from the overall experience.
music
30 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is generally well-received, with players enjoying the fun and silly songs, though some express a desire for more variety and the ability to add their own tracks. While the original music pieces are praised for their quality, the gameplay experience is hindered by a lack of a main menu option to switch songs easily. Overall, players look forward to future updates that could expand the music selection and enhance the overall experience.
“The music is fun, the characters are cute and the graphics are well done.”
“I was first attracted by the visuals, but once in the game, I found the original music pieces even more impressive.”
“Got to say being part of the music itself makes a lot of difference for this game, can't wait to have the full version with more content.”
“So it's like 8 songs total.”
“The very first song keeps saying 'try again' when I thought I did it right.”
“It also needs a main menu selection option; once you start a song you can't exit to a different one until the song's over, which forces you to close the game entirely and then reopen it.”