Viro Move

About

VIRO MOVE is a fitness-focused game that encourages full-body movement through fun teen-rated gameplay, adapting to individual fitness levels and turning workouts into engaging experiences. Players dodge, crouch, punch, swipe, and more to the rhythm of music, while the game responds to their abilities and progress. It's an effective way to improve fitness, strength, and happiness, making exercising feel like playing a game.

Genres & Tags

Sport

Play Modes

48%

Audience ScoreBased on 23 reviews

music3 positive mentions

The game offers a highly engaging workout experience that effectively trains the whole body, making it a fun and effective fitness option.
It features a variety of game mechanics, including swords, boxing, and shooting, which keep the gameplay dynamic and enjoyable.
The graphics are impressive for a VR game, and the ability to create custom playlists for workouts is a significant plus.

The game requires an online connection to download content, which has led to many players being unable to access the game due to server issues.
There are reports of the game being abandoned by developers, resulting in a lack of support and updates for players.
Some gameplay elements, such as the shooting mechanics, are criticized for being slow and not as engaging as other modes.

music
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60%
40%
The music aspect of the game allows players to create customizable playlists, enhancing workout routines with a mix of songs and difficulties, which is particularly beneficial for time management. While the selection of songs is currently limited and lacks licensed tracks, the available music is generally well-received, complemented by engaging gameplay mechanics and good sound quality. Users hope for future updates to expand the song library and improve synchronization issues.
- “You can mix and match songs and difficulties into a savable playlist to create an exercise routine. This is a huge plus for those who need to cram this into a short workout; it will do the trick every time!”
- “Sure, it doesn’t have so many songs (yet), but you have so many good (new) gimmicks like combos when you move or more points if you hit harder.”
- “Great music, graphics, and sound.”
- “I hope there are updates in the future that add more songs and address the out of sync notes. I'm running this on a gaming PC and do not experience lag or off-key notes in other games like Beat Saber.”
- “The game lacks licensed tracks, but the available music is pretty okay.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
33%
The game's graphics are highly praised for their quality and variability, enhancing the overall experience and preventing monotony. Players appreciate the impressive visuals, especially for a VR title, which complement the diverse gameplay mechanics effectively.
- “The graphics are wonderful for a VR game.”
- “The game is really well made, has great graphics, and three different game mechanics (swords, boxing, and shooting) that work great when combined in one weapon master mode.”
- “The visuals are highly variable, making it a less monotonous experience in the long term.”
gameplay
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The gameplay is engaging and physically demanding, offering players the opportunity to burn calories while enjoying well-crafted graphics. It features three distinct mechanics—swords, boxing, and shooting—that seamlessly integrate in the weapon master mode, enhancing the overall experience.
- “The game allows you to get really tired and burn a lot of calories, and it is also really well made, has great graphics, and three different game mechanics (swords, boxing, and shooting) that work great when combined in one weapon master mode.”
story
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The reviews do not provide specific insights into the story aspect of the game, focusing instead on the gameplay experience and performance on the Oculus Quest 2. Therefore, no summary regarding the story can be derived from the provided text.