- May 16, 2017
- Groove Science Studios
Soundscape VR: 2017
Platforms
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Get teleported to a psychedelic world of music and light in this brand new VR experience. Take in the dazzling visual spectacle as you watch the world react to the music, then utilize your motion controllers to go even deeper.










- Incredible visuals and immersive experience that feels like a psychedelic journey through music.
- Great concept of live concerts and parties in VR, with the ability to play your own music and interact with the environment.
- Free to play with a stunning array of graphics and effects, making it a unique and enjoyable experience for music lovers.
- Severe performance issues and bugs, including broken controls and lack of optimization, making it difficult to enjoy the experience.
- Limited interactivity and lack of multiplayer options, resulting in a solitary experience that feels empty.
- Confusing user interface and lack of tutorials, leaving players unsure of how to fully utilize the game's features.
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178 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with many praising its potential as an interactive music visualizer that allows players to bring their own music and control visual effects. However, some users have expressed frustration over technical issues, such as poor synchronization between visuals and music, and the lack of integrated music playback options. Overall, while the visuals and immersive experience are highlighted as impressive, the execution and functionality need improvement to fully realize its potential as a virtual music festival experience.
“Incredible lineup of artists and I can play my own music?!”
“A masterpiece of musical and visual arts.”
“An absolute visual feast with so many very convincing and dazzling light effects that create the ultimate music festival/dance club experience.”
“Nobody's here and there's no music.”
“None of the built-in sites to play music work; they just sit there and don't load, and as far as I can tell, there isn't any way to play music otherwise... so a game that is based on music that doesn't play music... if this gets fixed or I'm doing something wrong, I would love to revise this and give it a try; the visuals alone look really good.”
“The visualizations don't feel like they're in time with the music - in fact, they seem entirely random.”