Rhythm Defender

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Rhythm Defender is a single player casual sport game. It was developed by Gameplay Studio VR and was released on May 14, 2019. It received positive reviews from players.

Rhythm Defender is a VR Rhythm game where you need to punch UFO's that are trying to invade Earth synced to build-in music tracks or your own music.

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Audience ScoreBased on 16 reviews

The game offers a fun and engaging way to exercise, making it a great option for cardio workouts.
Players appreciate the ability to import their own music, enhancing the overall experience.
The game is visually appealing and provides a solid rhythm gaming experience, comparable to other popular titles.

The game has not received updates in over a year, leading some to feel it is abandoned.
Issues with hitbox accuracy and sound settings detract from the overall enjoyment and gameplay experience.
Some players have reported technical problems, such as incorrect height calibration and unresponsive features.

music
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The music aspect of the game is well-received for its easy custom song import feature, allowing players to add their own MP3s alongside the provided 10 tracks. However, some users noted that the generated ship patterns for imported songs do not align well with the melodies, and there are occasional inaccuracies in gameplay mechanics related to custom songs. Overall, the ability to personalize the music experience is a significant plus, though improvements in accuracy are desired.
- “Comes with 10 songs and easy to import your own MP3s.”
- “It gives you the option to add your own music, which every new game coming out needs.”
- “Importing songs on this is as easy as picking them from a folder on your hard drive within the game.”
- “The ship pattern generated for the imported songs has nothing to do with the melody.”
- “The game is fun overall, just wish hardcore was more accurate in custom songs; at least it has an issue of reading the wrong hand even though my hands were in the right spot.”
- “I held off buying Beat Saber because I didn't know if you could import songs into that, so I can't compare directly to that game.”
gameplay
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The gameplay has received a fair rating from users, indicating that while it may have some enjoyable elements, it likely falls short of delivering a fully engaging experience. Further insights can be gleaned from the gameplay video linked.