About This Game Rhythm Defender is a unique VR Fitness Rhythm game where you need to destroy the Ufo's that are trying to invade Earth, and where you try to destroy the mothership, all this while being synced to build-in music tracks or your own music. 10 Build in songs with 4 difficulty levels, plus a song for the bonus round. Unlimited importing of own mp3 files that will be converted to Ufo attack waves in seconds. The harder you hit the Ufo's or projectiles the more points you get and the harder the workout. 4 difficulty levels: Easy, Medium, Hard and Hardcore with saving of highscores for each song. Special Bonus Stage if you destroy the mothership. Male and Female robots bodies selectable also forearms only.Ability to scale the game to player size from 80 cm to 2m40.Headbutt feature to hit the alien projectiles back to the mothership. Duck and sidestep away from the lasers from the mothership. Colorblind mode that adjusts the game colors. Online Leaderboards for the included songs. Liv Mixed Reality support. 1075eedd30 Title: Rhythm DefenderGenre: Action, Casual, Indie, Sports, Early AccessDeveloper:Gameplay Studio VRPublisher:Gameplay Studio VRRelease Date: 14 May, 2019 Rhythm Defender Download Link Fun game, this will be my goto game to burn loads of calories, gets addictive when playing it with your favorite songs.. I'm hooked...I will stop going to the gym I think...More fun at home playing with the kids and having a workout...;-). 5 STARS!! This game is amazing, an insane amount of fun and a great workout. I held off buying beat saber because I didn't know if you could import songs into that so I can't compare directly to that game. Importing songs on this is as easy as picking them from a folder on your hard drive within the game. Careful this is an addictive game, after "testing it out" I found that I had spend an hour playing and didn't realize it. I got this on sale for $10 and at that price this is a no-brainer, get it now!My only complaints (since this is the early version and the developer wanted feedback) is 1) setting the height seems to be off, it tries to make me 1m tall and won't let me change this. I am about 6 foot (2m) so I'm not sure it is trying to calibrate based on the height of the controllers. If that is the case, it isn't clear in the instructions. 2) the headbut doesn't seem to work no matter how hard I try, this might be related to the height issue above.
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Updated: Mar 11, 2020