Hop Step Sing! kiss×kiss×kiss (HQ Edition) Reviews

Every time as the song ends I want to applaud. Very good animations and music is not bad. This anime is pretty good quality for a good price. People who made it definitely had passion.

This is easily my favorite song among all of those songs from HSS! unfortunately its also the most passive too.

this expects you to launch it while sitting which can be a little weird to calibrate other than that the product is pretty self explanitory so, enjoy?

These Hop Step Sing! "games" are well made but very expensive for the amount of time you're likely to spend in them. The only one that's worth considering even at a discount is the Summer Vacation one, and this is coming from a filthy degenerate.

While this is the better experience of the two Kiss^3, it is NOT worth $4. Well made, the music is OK, and the animations are good.. but this is not a $4 experience! Save your cash and avoid dissapointment. That said.. if this is your first Anime girl VR experience.. well, go on and enjoy.

This was setup as a music video instead of the previous Hop Step Sing! which was more of a VR concert. As a music video it's pretty good the scene changes were wonderful the song and dance was great. The only wierd issue was that when you start it doesn't recenter where I'm at (it seems to just consider my play space as the center). As such I moved myself to the center and restarted the app to fix it. I liked this one better than the previous Hop Step Sing! The directing on this was great which in a VR experience it can be pretty difficult. Everything was well polished and I quite liked their costumes.

The brightness of the HQ version of the game is generally too high! I hope the developers can lower the brightness because it's straining my eyes.

The first song saw you on stage with the idols performing to you and the crowd, this song puts you in the middle of a full on music video! The character models have been changed a bit, particularly the head styles gave been reduced to more realistic proportions but still very much anime. In fact, at this point I think the models look their best, that may be influenced by this being my favorite song of the four though. Another caveat with this one, on first time viewing after loading the song briefly drops out to steam and stutters very slightly at the point Mikasa gets off her chair the first time and there's a slight frame drop when the petals are rushing towards you through the corridors on oculus - any subsequent views are flawless just the first view after loading which is.. Weird. Definitely my favorite song, character model style, costume choice and video of the 4.

I'm a fan of HSS! and would recommend any of their songs. It's great having music videos like this in VR and I would love to see more artists/groups utilizing the medium. The songs might only be a few minutes of content each but I rewatch them a lot. I find music videos are a good way to wind down after playing a VR game but before taking off the headset. All of their songs are good but since you might not want to just buy all of them right off the bat (there is a bundle available), how about I rate them from personal favorite to least favorite? 1) Kimamani Summer Vacation - Good high energy song with great visuals. A vacation to remember. 2) kissxkissxkiss - A bit down-beat compared to their other stuff but still a great song and very surreal visuals. 3) Nozokanaide Naked Heart - One of their newer songs and very polished. Has interactive elements. 4) Astral Piece - Great song and visuals but this one's a solo featuring only Niina (Shikiri #1!, lol). 5) Kisekiteki Shining! - Their first song and it's visuals are a lot weaker compared to their later songs. It's just a plain stage with a lot of effects going on. There is also a live concert recording available that includes all of the above songs which is a great starter pack but it does lack all of the unique visuals of the music videos. It does have a lot of unique things of its own, though, like a 3-person version of Astral Piece and romaji karaoke. Overall, I would recommend everything they make but if you don't want to take the full plunge, at least give a song or two of theirs a try!

This is the first time I've ever felt real and complete disorientation in a VR "game". Attempting to move around will cause you to lose balance as the rooms you're set up in are laid out in some sort of strange non-euclidean fashion which looks fine while stationary but seems to move out of control if you twitch your head. Also, it's just a music video. I knew that part, but I felt like if it was at least an okay VR experience it could have been decent. The other video (Kisekiteki Shining) is much better, and actually feels like a proper VR experience.