Apps PowerBeatsVR
Fitness & WellnessAre you ready to break free from the same old boring workout routine? PowerBeatsVR is here to take your fitness journey to new heights. With our intense and subscription-free VR fitness app, you'll be punching, squatting, and dodging your way to your dream body.
“Getting motivated to go to the gym was always hard for me. But PowerBeatsVR has helped me reach a weight I never thought I'd reach!” — PowerBeatsVR user.
PowerBeatsVR is designed to train your entire body. As you shatter incoming boulders and complete challenging obstacle courses, you'll burn calories and have fun at the same time. The more you move and the harder you hit, the higher your score. Enjoy training your stamina, strength, and reflexes to the beat of a diverse and energetic soundtrack.
Want to use your own music? Just do it! Let the app auto-generate everything the way you like it and experience virtually unlimited workout options, or get creative and build workouts for your own songs with the intuitive editor.
With the ability to deactivate obstacles and adjust speed, strength, and precision, you'll always have full control over your workouts.
So why not give it a try and take the first step toward falling in love with fitness?
Note:
A playspace of at least 6'6''x4'11'' (2x1.5m) is required.
| Cross-buy PC VR | |
| comfort | ⦾ Comfortable |
| age rating | 0+ Everyone |
| storage | 1.3 GB |
| website | powerbeatsvr.com |
| developer | Five Mind Creations UG (haftungsbeschränkt) |
| publisher | Five Mind Creations |
| connection | Internet not required |
| app version | 4.4.0 R6494M |
| languages |
English ∙ Chinese ∙ French ∙ German ∙ Italian ∙ Japanese ∙ Korean ∙ Portuguese ∙ Spanish ∙ Thai
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Price History
- base price $22.99 from Jun 8, 2024
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lowest discount
$13.99
Aug 15 -Aug 25 -
last discount
$14.99
Oct 24 -Nov 3
Bundles 2
Add-ons 3
Reviews 668
I'm loving Beat Saber!
I can't wait to play Beat Saber everyday. It's fun by myself or with several friends.
It's great exercise and keeps you moving to the beat of the music.
Enjoyable, adaptable & a good workout
Tbh I forgot I bought this when I was looking for workout games that would hit the trifecta of full movement exercises, satisfying gameplay and the ability to use it with the music I love. This is near perfect. I don’t doubt once I tinker around with the options as I play more it will incorporate into my fitness routine nicely…AND No bloody subscription. I really like it!
Best so far!!!
Admittedly I am not a fan of some of the graphical decisions (ie the tunnels), the other features outweigh this. Right off the bat you can import your own music, change the in-game features and it has an inbuilt editor. It's great. No subscription and add-ons are reasonably priced.
Beatsaber+++
Perfect blend of music, agility, fitness and cool environments! Very highly recommended!
The best fitness app!
I love 2 things about it: you can upload your own music, and you can customize the task.
Does the job but lots of flaws
The graphics are attractive (A). Plenty of customization, but missing some critical options (B). The songs are very generic, but not awful (C-). The basic game only comes with a small collection of songs - less than DDR or Rock Band (C-). Some programmed ball and obstacle patterns are fun, some just do the job, and some feel unnatural. The worst part is when the balls fly straight at your face and you can't see what's coming behind them because the balls are opaque (C-). The best part of the game is the ability to import your own music and play random patterns timed vaguely to the beat. The beat auto-detect system is trash but the customizing controls let you set the correct beat speed and offset (expect to spend some time doing this for every song). After playing this for several weeks, I've had to remove 50% of my songs because I just can't get the beat to match and I don't like it when the ball hits aren't timed with the music beat. Setting custom songs to not use crouching (horizontal walls, tunnels, etc.) also removes bad balls (which are fun to hit with my shield) but still send balls at crouch level - if I leave crouching on but turn off horizontal walls and tunnels in the basic game settings, I have frequent spaces of nothing where the non-existent horizontal walls and tunnels would have been - so I am forced to either crouch with obstacles, tolerate lots of boring empty space so I can have bad balls, or play with a less interesting set of obstacles. Why wasn't the attention to detail in other parts of the game applied here? In summary, custom music is doable but takes a lot of work to set up and isn't as customizable as it appears (C+). Overall, the game is playable, but I think you'll get frustrated and bored with it fairly quickly unless you either pay for more songs/patterns (are they worth it?) or upload your own music (and spend time customizing).