- June 21, 2018
- MIRAGE VR
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"Mirage: Music Visualizer" is a single-player simulation game that allows you to experience music like never before, compatible with Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and non-VR systems. It reacts to any music player, featuring advanced audio analysis and adding new packs regularly. With a good soundtrack and visually stunning landscapes, "Mirage" brings music to life like an art form.





- The VR experience is immersive and offers some of the best visualizations available, making it a standout music visualizer.
- The program works seamlessly with various music players, allowing users to enjoy their own music while experiencing the visuals.
- The ability to download additional visualizer packs enhances the experience, providing more variety and options for users.
- Many users have reported issues with downloading paid packs and accessing the store after updates, which can be frustrating.
- The quality of the included visualizers is inconsistent, with some users finding them low quality and repetitive without purchasing additional content.
- The app lacks certain features, such as the ability to edit visual patterns or easily play music from within the app, which limits its functionality.
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27 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music aspect of the game is highly praised for its immersive and reactive visualizations that enhance the listening experience, making it a standout choice for VR music visualizers. Users appreciate the ability to play their own music and see it translated into dynamic visuals, although some express a desire for improved integration and functionality within the app. Overall, it is recommended for those seeking a captivating way to enjoy music in a virtual environment.
“Hop on, put on your music, and workout to a selection of beautiful and immersive atmospheres that react to your music.”
“Not much to it really, play your music on your computer and when you launch the Mirage VR app it will detect your music playback and display visual effects you can transition between automatically or manually at your leisure.”
“The way each one represents the music has layers that really send you on a trip.”
“It is just a music visualizer and nothing more.”
“I've tried several music visualizers for VR and the others either didn't let you play your own music, only let you select one song at a time instead of a directory or playlist, or simply didn't work at all.”
“My only real criticism is that I wish it were easier to play your own music from within the app, rather than having to play it in the background.”