With Pokemon Go and virtual reality, the fun never stops. Developers have been really hard at work in reaching the next level, with Harmonix's Rock Band VR!
The newest VR game to hit the gaming market, Rock Band VR not only offers a few minutes similar to a musical extravaganza, but it's also going to feel like being in an actual music fest. Invoking real-life emotions like stage fright happens in Rock band VR, plus a slight dosage of panic, says Digital Trends.
Rock Band VR allows newbies and even ordinary individuals who are innocent to the infinite bounds of virtual reality by engaging them in a mini concert. And it's even more fun since Rock Band VR can be done anywhere, so long as there's the proper line of electric and Internet connection of course.
A bold new step from Harmonix Music Systems, Rock Band VR makes use of PS4 and Xbox One guitar controllers to let users join in and play alongside a couple of other artists on an online stage. Oculus Touch users don't need to fret with adding Rock Band VR to their growing list of media-related games, since a special mount would let anyone practically still get on in the game.
Az is strumming hardcore in his 'Rock Band VR' demo. @Harmonix #OC3 #VR pic.twitter.com/H7yXX6p9Nv
— Upload (@UploadVR) October 6, 2016
The Harmonix team further sets Rock Band VR apart from the former series' games as users are able to gain an upperhand with the ease and comfort of using a variety of chord patterns and chords, like a recent user experience featured in Venture Beat. Players gain bonuses once able to course through patterns which would be seen on the Rock Band VR guitar's head, just like the popular Pro Skater game.
Rock Band VR lets users play on stage with a virtual audience, like that of a live show. Chances of missing out on some chord progressions in Rock Band VR would have onlookers looking at you like it was your first day in music school.
The natural tendencies of acting like a music superstar is also unavoidable, making Rock Band VR a very cool training ground for anyone who knows what guitars can do. Rock on!
