Jam Session VR Reviews

Laggy and hard to get used to

how do you pick up guitars with vive seems this should be a oculous only game

just today I was sitting in a loading screen for another VR game and started swinging my arms like I was drumming, and wondered why I haven't seen a good instrument similar in vr yet. well I just so happened to see this game while browsing through vr games later on, and immediately brought it, for $3.00, it's a pretty risk free purchase, now I HAVE NOT put much time into this game, only 1 play session, but that first session was a very fun experience, and I would say was already worth the 3.00. what I expected from the game was a simple instrument simulator, but it's more of a music mixer, with interactive instrument elements. which was a welcome surprise, since I immediately began mixing songs together. my entire play session was spent mixing and putting together some pretty cool pieces of music with the games fairly limited mixing tools. if you think a play session or two of mixing and jamming is worth $3 absolutely go for it, it's worth it. however there are a couple problems that I think could be fixed 1. From what I can tell, you can't save your songs or sessions, so unless you record them using external means, you will have to throw away your songs when exiting. 2. while the music mixing tools are fun, they are limited and expanding them would greatly increase the games value. 3. the actual instrument playing is a bit "early access" feeling. It's absolutely worth the 3 dollars if you are interested in a couple jam sessions, but right now it IS very limited.

it was better than the 2 dollar one i got be for but i think this one could you a bit more work and it will be better but for now it is mehh for now ill leave this as positive because it wasent too bad and for only 3 dollars its not a bad deal

Game was laggy and even when guardian was set up i still had to be careful not to touch my screen as this drumset needed more space to reach out to than was allowed by the guardian. EG drums were outside the usable zone. I had a refund due to the game crashing every time I clicked on the ball bouncing section. The game was like glitchy too with the screen shimmering and flickering. As for the lag on playing instruments the only ones that had any preciseness to them were the huge kettle drums cos you can smash them like a maniac and not notice. I doubt anyone can play more than a few drum beats in a second so more of a toy app than an actual way to play instruments. Be better if they just did a single drumkit properly. Dissapointed.

This game is well worth the $3 I spent. Multiple rooms with dedicated musical themes, such as rock, electronicia etc. Audio is responsive with no noticeable lag and the back ground visualisations are nice. It currently seems to lack depth for any "real" audio production but it is still in early access so hopefully it gets a few more features/customisation. I would recommend any creative people with VR headsets give this a shot.