Drummer Talent VR Reviews

Cool game, but how can I reset the camera-view? Tutorial for drumming (for beginners) would be nice. Especially how you should play (perhaps different colors for left hand and right hand, so that you learn how you should hold your drumsticks and with which stick, left or right one, you should hit which drum...) Is there a possibility to use the base-drum, which (I think) a real drummer would play with his feet...? (Pressing a button on the motion controller for example?) Also a free drumming session, where you can try things would be cool.

Collision detection seems to be very bad for me, sometimes the game thinks I didn't hit when I did, sometimes it thinks I hit the wrong drum. The drums get put outside of my play area for whatever reason, and I can only adjust their height.

Imagine guitar hero. With drums. In VR. Awesome. Edit: as of 8/15/17 the game still does not work after the latest update for many Rift users. Its been a few weeks now. I have no choice but to alter my review until this matter is resolved. Buy at your own risk at the moment. :/ Edit: It does work again for Oculus and have played some of the new content. Having fun once again. Took a while, but thx for the update devs!! I did not have to change any windows compatibilities.

What fun. I've never played drums but have been curious about them. I can't know what a real drummer would think, but I'm impressed and think a person could actually become a bit of a drummer with this game. The only thing I would have preferred, is some haptic feedback so you could feel each hit in your hands.

There is a lot of problems with double hits, and not being able to see what you are about to play because of the notes coming down from above, or the timing of what you are about to play because it's hard to tell when the "cubioid" is actually going to come into contact untill it far to late. most of the text in the game is all but unlegible as well.

I love your gameee! been looking for this type of game since then! suggestions : i hope you can use the drum as a set in normal or easy modes rather than just 3 pcs( just to make the player center focused) rather than just looking on the left side overlapping bars, the bars in front mostly covers the back so its kinda confusing! I hope you guys can add known music like those in spotify in future updates and some optimization! overall THANK YOU!

It has been quite some time since I have had that much fun in VR! Great realisation and did I mention the fun? PLEASE add support for midi files (.mid, .midi, .kar). This is a simple format, there is certainly a c++ library for it and the drum track is always track 10. Tips: If it crashes on Windows 10 + oculus, go to the launch file, right click the executable and select launch as Windows 7 in compatibility mode. I put the drums a bit lower so I can use my arm hitting my leg to simulate a better sensation of hitting the drum You need to launch the game within steam VR. (The desktop icon starts the game but then in VR you'll have oculus home) Note that in rare case I can see the stick going throw the drum without any noise (and with me losing my combo) maybe related to the fact that I have a NVidia 1060 with 6Gb only

So the game looked cool as shit and reminded me of guitar hero. See the thing with guitar hero is that time was taken to sync up all the beats of the songs to the controller presses. This game is really cool, but it's sloppy at best. Pros Looks good Adjustable Height at any time Cons Hits don't sync up to drum notes If they synced up this game would be amazing Tiny Library You have about 8 songs to choose from. They should allow player created through online streaming. Difficuly is very meh. You barely get more than 2-3 notes at a time. Also kind of why beats don't match up. Not super responsive. Or just not set up well enough. If you hit somewhere near the zone you could better use your peripheral vision and be able to handle more than 2-3 drums. Overall would not buy yet. Has potential to be epic, but till then I don't recommend.

I just had my first session playing through the tracks at varying levels of difficulty. Straight away this felt like something pretty special. Before long. There is a legitimate sense of awesomeness that comes from hitting a tight little combo and having it match perfectly with the music - so much so that it's more engrossing to focus on the rythm than it is to concern yourself with the score. The drums react predictably and registration of hits - correct or otherwise - is perfectly accurate. This makes for exceptionally rewarding game play. The handful of tracks are varied styles of instrumental songs and the step ups in difficulty felt logical. Assuming the dev can maitain the effort required to keep adding content to the game, I think this has the potential to be a big hit (pardon the pun).

It's extremely buggy for me, double hits constantly, when there are too many notes on the screen at once, the game stops registering some hits entirely and the game and song get out of sync. Cool idea, and feels ok when it's working, but it's just too buggy and not enough content for $20.