Audioshield

Audio trip is still the frontrunner!
I thought beat sabre was bad but this is even worse. It's that basic, you barely need to move. I started on 'Hard' and had to go to show off to get any sort of exercise. Even my wife had to go on to the so called hard level.
Just don't.

Buy Audio Trip instead and save money. Good beats, familiar songs and 2 expansion packs with a 30min workout!

Get it now the price is a joke! Love that you can have your mp3s very easy!!!

No longer works correctly. I used to love this due to the fact you can use your own songs but it no longer works and has not been updated in three years

If you like exercising in time to music, this app works great!

Prodigy songs Omen, and Take me to the hospital work very well.

That said it doesn't show all uploaded songs if you have more songs than it expects in browser downloads.

Also, if you try to find a song that has been uploaded, it doesn't work :(

Hence 4 stars instead of 5.

Little to no diversity in integrated music genres. Most of the time, it's either dark metal or hard rock.
Fortunately, you get to play your own music.
But explanations on how to do that suck. Here is what works:
1. You connect to Grive or Dropbox.
2. You download music from there onto your headset memory.
3. You click on "Recommendations".
4. You click back on "Downloads" where all the audio files you have downloaded are now listed.

Negatif stuff:

.1: Audioshield won't detect audio files that are already on the headset drive, only those that you just downloaded through the app button.

.2: The stupid graphic interface will only let you access the Google Drive or Dropbox buttons once. So make sure to add everything you want in one go and forever... otherwise, you'll have to delete the songs from the app's files, or to uninstall and reinstall the app to retry.

.3: Because the hand tracking bug, your headet's camera needs to see the collision with the music beats for the collisions to be sucessful, and the beat balls comes from 180 degrees. That would be a positive challenge. If hand tracking worked everytime.

.4: Don't expect the level generator to make any sense. It's basically a glorified music visualiser: compared to games like Audiosurf, Audiotrip or Beat Saber, Audioshield's gameplay has no design at all. Expect very slow beat and then suddenly very fast ones. And there being no human friendly reason to that; no way to anticipate, no coherent rythmic.

.5: Fitness is basically just about doing squats. If your knees hurt, forget fitness.

.6: No parameters. No speed, size, or color customization and blue is left, red is right.

Positive stuff:

Playing your own music is the only thing really interesting with this app.

That and the stage where you get an audiance of tiny digital guys copies of your own body that move with you. That's cute.

I give it three stars because little to no other VR apps offers this. But I'm not sure it's worth its price.

I LOVES THIS GAME BUT

when I watch my brother play the game the audio cuts for the phone and the headset

Is there a solution