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"Audioshield" is an arcade-style, single-player game for HTC Vive that lets you experience your music collection in VR, with stellar mechanics, ingenious graphics, and a killer soundtrack. Every song has its own online leaderboard, and the game supports local leaderboards for friendly competition. Polygon said, "Let's punch the hell out of music in virtual reality with Audioshield." Despite some bugs, the game offers exceptional replayability.

"PowerBeatsVR is a single-player VR sport game that offers a fun and intense workout, taking about 2 hours to complete. It requires a minimum playspace of 6'6''x4'11'' and is designed to train your entire body, improving stamina, strength, and reflexes. Winner of the DIVR Award for Sports and a 5-time finalist in the VR Fitness Insider Awards, including Best VR Fitness Game of the Year and Best Cardio VR Fitness Game of the Year."

BoxVR is a single-player sport game that offers a fun and engaging way to exercise through boxing-inspired workouts. With over 20 hours of choreographed routines set to a variety of music genres, players can track their progress and burn calories in a virtual fitness studio. However, it's worth noting that the game has some bugs that may affect gameplay.

"X-Booster, also known as X-Fitness, is a sport-based virtual reality game that offers a fun and intense full-body workout. Choose from handcrafted original tracks or use your own MP3 files for a personalized experience. Precision, timing, strength, and speed are crucial as you punch, cut, block, and dodge projectiles and obstacles to achieve high scores and reach your fitness goals. The game is available for purchase on AppLab for Oculus Quest/Quest2."

"Beats Fever" is a VR rhythm game where players hit or slide on notes to the beat of 40 licensed music tracks, across 4 metropolitan stages. The intuitive gameplay and fine-tuned timelines make it a fun and engaging experience for friends and family. The game requires a Windows 7 or later operating system, 4GB of RAM, and a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 or AMD Radeon R9 290 graphics card.

Soundboxing is a single-player VR music game for the HTC Vive that lets you create and compete in challenges by punching to the beat of your favorite music videos. Users can search YouTube for videos, record challenges, and share them with others. The game features high score leaderboards and a robot marionette boxing match playback of high scores. While the game has exceptional gameplay and good music, there are reports of bugs.

Audica is a single-player VR rhythm shooter with excellent mechanics and stunning graphics. Players shoot color-coded targets to the beat of popular music, aiming for precision and timing to earn higher scores and a spot on the leaderboard. The game offers an immersive and challenging experience, especially on expert difficulty, where it becomes a precise choreography of beat-blasting brilliance.

"Song Beater: Quite My Tempo!" is a rhythm game where you match button prompts in time with music. With a variety of songs and difficulty levels, it offers a fun and engaging experience for players of all skill levels. The game also features a track editor, allowing you to create and share your own custom rhythm maps.

"Holodance" is a single-player virtual reality rhythm game with a good plot and gameplay. The game offers an environmentalism-themed Story Mode, as well as a Free Mode where players can dance to their own music libraries or over 12,000 songs from osu!. With 20 diverse environments ranging from beaches to abstract tunnels and the option to enable a workout mode, players can enjoy an immersive and engaging experience.

"Ragnaröck is an arcade-style rhythm game that can be played solo or with up to 2 players in local co-op or PvP modes. As a Viking captain, you'll race through waters to the beat of epic rock and metal songs from bands like Alestorm, Gloryhammer, and Sabaton. Split-screen views, stunning graphics, and a carefully curated tracklist make this game a sensational and hilarious experience for all fans of music and Viking culture."