RealFit (VR fitness) Reviews

I really like it. I will try to fixate my oculus for using it with my head pointing downwards or shaking. If you add more quality content I'm willing to pay for it. It felt a bit odd, that the sceleton animation is not always direct in front of the head position. Therefore I had to stretch my head unnecessarily. Maybe it would be possible to connect it with full body tracking like for example Your Shape™ Fitness Evolved?

Starting up Realfit: Make an account with a username and e-mail. Have to read terms of use and privacy policy which is a little weird I guess. It's hard to navigate in VR. Maybe have a popup window before the game starts so you can fill in with regular keyboard? They do try to make some of the 'legalese' easier to digest with "Essentially, this means..." Company sends you a login code to get started. Since it's in VR I have to memorize this code to enter it with the VR controls instead of CTRL C CTRL V. Trying to enter the login info with the wands causes an accident where I click submit before I am done entering. This causes the login to fail and then I have to get another code. Once you are in the game there is a "yoga mat" that you will be doing your workout on. You can move it around to make sure you have enough space to do your exercises. Cool feature. However, it doesn't appear that there is any menu music right now which is de-motivating. The game lets you choose an exercise from the following options: "Beginner intervals", "Starter Cardio", "Starter Core", "Upper Body & Core", "Full Body Circuits", "Legs and Glutes", "Stength/Cardio", and "Custom. I chose Beginner intervals since it's the first option. The music suddenly kicks on with some funky disco beats. Game has you move to different areas of the map to get an idea of your height and your stride I guess. Suddenly there's a bomb and a bunch of colored boxes and orbs in front of me and I have no idea what is going on. It isn't until there is like 10 seconds left before I realize I'm supposed to pop the shape of my hands that are in front of me. A bit of a tutorial would have been welcome here. Squats and pushups seemed to be a little light on the effort. I barely broke 45 degrees with my elbows before the push-up and squats counted. Tracking may be a little off. Game sets me up to do bicycles and it's set up that it counts the exercise if you look at a certain circle in the air. Essentially, you could cheat by just looking at the square without doing the bicycle move. Maybe situps would be better by measuring where the headset is (ground level and then above knees slightly in front?). It's up to the user to not cheat the system and make sure they are doing the full bicycle move. Lunges worked pretty well. All in all, it looks like a promising project. I'll keep an eye on it. I was certainly breathing heavily after my first workout so it did what it set out to do, it's just not very entertaining as of yet.

+ Very Solid workout game + Decently priced for current content + very good workouts. + Great promise - I kept somehow accidentally pressing the end workout button when doing the ones that went from standing to laying back / planking. - Needs more soundtracks or the ability to add your own music to work out to. - Needs more workouts 4/5 It's not a 5/5 currently because of the only problem I had. It kept stopping all the workouts. There's no "Confirm" or anything. It just instantly stops the workout. With the state that it's at, it's definitely primed to be an amazing workout game to lookout for if you're a fatty like me trying to get unfat. [Quote] If you liked this review Make sure to [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33220185-VR-Games-and-Tools/]Click here[/url] and give a follow for more reviews of good, bad and decent VR titles. And [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/HonestVR/]Click here[/url] if you want to request reviews on other VR titles. [/Quote]