System: Valve Index & HTC Vive
Price at Time Of Review: £0.79
Comfort Rating: Green
Genre: Interactive Experience
Input: Tracked Motion Controllers
Best Playing Position: Standing or Sitting
Multi-Player: No
Age Rating: PG
VR Shop Score 1/100: 10
Description: “Ginga Kagekidan – 放課後くるーずっ！” is a unique VR rhythm game (RhythmGame) based on the operating modes of various popular rhythm games on the market. The game has been licensed by SQUARE ENIX’s well-known IP “Aozora Under Girls!”, so we have created a special customized “Ginga Kagekidan – 放課後くるーずっ！” for VR users. The game is a special single version. The song used is supervised by Japanese music teachers. The Japanese style is strong and the most distinctive feature is that the rhythm is very strong. As the music rings, the mood will be taken away by the rhythm of tension. Even if it is delicate and delicate, the song that is laid-back on holidays is like strolling on the street, running and jumping.
Review: I have no doubt that someone, somewhere will enjoy playing ‘Ginga Kagekidan – 放課後くるーずっ！’ but that person most certainly wasn’t me. To me, it’s one song that you tap away with glow sticks to the beat of the music. But the beats and the music are like 2 different things making the gameplay pointless and empty. It looks OK I suppose, but it is more a demo than anything else, but luckily it only costs £0.79 so it doesn’t hurt to take a look if you are interested. But personally I would prefer to save the £1.
