LES MILLS XR BODYCOMBAT

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LES MILLS XR BODYCOMBAT is a single player sport game. It was developed by Odders Lab and was released on April 14, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

LES MILLS XR BODYCOMBAT brings the world-famous martial arts-inspired workout to VR, featuring new punch moves and knee strikes. With 50 workout plans for all levels, it offers expert coaching, motivating music, and immersive environments to help you achieve your fitness goals effectively. This intense, science-backed fitness experience delivers results in a fun, engaging way.

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Single-Player

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87%

Audience ScoreBased on 24 reviews

humor2 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

Offers a highly intense workout experience that effectively targets various muscle groups without the need for additional sensors.
Features a variety of workouts and motivational coaching that helps keep players engaged and pushes them to perform better.
No subscription model, allowing players to purchase the game outright and access a wealth of content without ongoing fees.

The music selection is considered lackluster, and some workouts can feel repetitive and slow, leading to boredom.
Lacks customization options, such as the ability to change language settings or disable coaching prompts, which some players find annoying.
Some users report issues with tracking and gameplay mechanics, such as the game not accurately registering punches, leading to frustration.

story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
75%
The story aspect of the game is appreciated for its engaging content, which has kept players invested over time, particularly on the Quest platform. However, some users express frustration with developers prioritizing Quest versions at the expense of PCVR experiences, and there are minor technical issues related to hand tracking that can disrupt gameplay.
- “I hate seeing devs too focused on quest versions and then forget the PCVR players.”
- “I actually had this for Quest for a couple of years and that was the main reason I kept my Quest.”
- “Very good training, the only bad thing is that I feel like on the Quest 3 it sometimes loses tracking of the hands, making me miss breaking the combos.”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
67%
The music in the game has received mixed reviews, with some players finding the selection to be dull and uninspiring, contributing to a lack of energy during gameplay. In contrast, others appreciate the visuals and overall atmosphere, suggesting that while the music may not be engaging, it is complemented by strong visual elements.
- “The visuals, the music, and the energy are on another level.”
- “The music selection is lame; the courses are ridiculous, and the game doesn't even pay attention to how you punch a target, just that you hit it. You see top rankers just flick their arms in that direction because the game does not care that it's not an actual punch or slam.”
- “I have played several courses that all have a very boring music selection and are very slow.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is generally well-received, with users noting that the instructors deliver amusing moments that enhance the experience, contributing to an enjoyable atmosphere.
- “Just looking through some of the workouts, there is a great selection, plus the instructors made me laugh at a few points.”
gameplay
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The gameplay is rich with diverse mechanics and features an engaging coach that provides a personalized experience, enhancing player interaction and immersion.
- “It has a lot of mechanics and also a coach that feels like it's really talking to you.”
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The graphics are highly praised for their exceptional quality, contributing to an immersive experience that is enhanced by the accompanying music and overall energy of the game.
- “The visuals, the music, and the energy are on another level.”