Plus, the game doesn’t yet have other genres, like R&B or country, and some instruments, like the violin, are incompatible with the game currently.
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However, I don’t see myself genuinely understanding how to play or mix music by paying Electronauts, as I’m a classic learner and the game doesn’t offer any distinct lessons or definitions. Survios, whose VR gaming rep also includes Sprint Vector, Raw Data and the upcoming Creed: Rise to Glory, advertises the game as a way to introduce music to the non-musical, claiming that it teaches basic music fundamentals, like bars, tempos and genres. You can even jam with someone with genuine music talent by playing the game alongside their instruments. People hanging in the living room can watch the trippy images on the big screen, while those in the kitchen can listen and turn the room into a bonafide dance floor.assuming you’re any good. I see great use for this at parties where instead of speakers, the music comes from guests taking turns at Electronauts.
But with Electronauts, everyone in the room can hear the music you’re making, whether they’re watching or not, and groove. Sure, in DDR and other games you can have friends watch and hope they find your gameplay interesting. But what takes this VR game a step above DDR, and most video games, is that spectators can enjoy it in a more engaging way. Electronauts reminded me a lot of Dance Dance Revolution ( DDR) in its prime, when hanging with friends at home could mean taking turns making your video game character dance.
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