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About This Game "Audioshield is the most purely joyful time I’ve had with a facebox on" (Alec Meer, Rock Paper Shotgun)"Audioshield: Feels like music-melee Missile Command-and we love it" (Ars Technica)"AudioShield -- a rhythm game -- is HTC Vive's killer app" (Jeff Grubb, VentureBeat)Experience your entire music collection in VR. Audioshield puts you at the point of impact for every hit in your music. Beats glide in slowly for mellow parts of songs, then ramp up for intense parts of songs with cross-body, double-shield, and high-altitude hits.Audioshield uses an advanced version of Audiosurf 2's music analysis system to sync with any song from your collection.Every song has its own online leaderboard. Audioshield also supports local leaderboards to easily compete with friends during look-at-my-awesome-new-VR-system parties."Let's punch the hell out of music in virtual reality with Audioshield" (Polygon)"Audioshield found some neuroreceptor in the deepest cavern of my brain—one that can only be stimulated by an incredible combination of sight, sound, and motion—and flooded it with a sensation that has left me reeling for days." (Ars Technica)"Fighting Music in VR. This is the coolest sh** ever." (Jericho)"VR Missile Command inside a neon rave, set to your own music." (PC Gamer)"The physicality of standing in place to fend off incoming orbs feels powerful" (IGN)"...your music library comes to life as a fully immersive gaming experience" (UploadVR) 1075eedd30 Title: AudioshieldGenre: IndieDeveloper:Dylan FittererPublisher:Dylan FittererRelease Date: 5 Apr, 2016 Audioshield Crack 64 Bit most difficult audioshield songs. audioshield oculus go. audioshield vr key. audioshield oculus quest. audioshield cd key. audioshield spotify. audioshield cover. audioshield or soundboxing. audioshield gameplay. odroid audio shield. audio shield ka02. audioshield glass. audioshield tips. audioshield physical activity. audio shield icon. audioshield vr box vr. audioshield htc vive. audioshield workout. audioshield and spotify. audioshield resolution. top audioshield songs. audio shield raspberry pi. audioshield vr youtube. audioshield calories. audioshield steam key. audioshield custom. audioshield ps4. audioshield youtube removed. audio shield wire. audioshield skidrow. audio shield through the fire and flames. audioshield youtube search gone. audioshield custom music Purchased for youtube integration, now the feature has been removed.. Hard to recommend, sadly. Even if you have a sizable audio library to work around the issue of having no YouTube music integration, like I do, It's hard to take this as a rhythm game. The auto-generated charts, which borrows its magic from the audiosurf games, regularly feel like they are mismatched to the song when playing. While that was excusable in the surf games due to the plethora of modes and having to make as many songs as possible work in as many modes as possible, in shield, you only have a regular mode and an excercise mode, and the chart generation engine seems to have not been modified to take this into account. That's before we get into the unfortunate difficulty spikes in elite mode that make it very difficult to hit notes (who thought that having two reds so close together timewise and far enough spacewise one is always off the HMD's FOV was a good idea to have in the generator?)It is a great way to exercise, I will give the game that, and it is very fun when it comes to letting loose and going for artistic points rather than technical points, but unfortunately there really isn't too much to like if you're a serious rhythm game fan, even less so if you have very few albums or songs downloaded.. I have this and Beat Saber (which I am going to compare it to); they are two great rhythm games in their own right. With Audioshield, I can use my entire music library, no fuss, no muss. Audioshield lets me play any song on my computer quick and easily, and it's definitely one of the rhythm games which will give you the best workout. No, it doesn't have the precision of Beat Saber because Beat Saber uses precision mapping... but, your selection of songs with Beat Saber is severely hampered because of that. I think of Audioshield had the option of creating beat maps like most other rhythm games, it would definitely be one of the best audio games, but even without that... it's still a good game. It really isn't a comparison, because the two games offer completely different experiences.. Purchased for youtube integration, now the feature has been removed.. This game was great during the beginning, but sadly with the removal of the YouTube in-game integration for custom songs and mapping, the game has gotten to be sub-par compared to other games in this field such as Beat Saber. It saddens me to have to thumb this down but I just would not recommend this game over other titles that can give you a better experience.. This game was great during the beginning, but sadly with the removal of the YouTube in-game integration for custom songs and mapping, the game has gotten to be sub-par compared to other games in this field such as Beat Saber. It saddens me to have to thumb this down but I just would not recommend this game over other titles that can give you a better experience.. With YouTube integration removed, this game is now just a bad and sad BeatSaber wannabe (even though it came before BeatSaber). The whole point of this game was the custom music from YouTube - without it, it's pretty useless.. I have this and Beat Saber (which I am going to compare it to); they are two great rhythm games in their own right. With Audioshield, I can use my entire music library, no fuss, no muss. Audioshield lets me play any song on my computer quick and easily, and it's definitely one of the rhythm games which will give you the best workout. No, it doesn't have the precision of Beat Saber because Beat Saber uses precision mapping... but, your selection of songs with Beat Saber is severely hampered because of that. I think of Audioshield had the option of creating beat maps like most other rhythm games, it would definitely be one of the best audio games, but even without that... it's still a good game. It really isn't a comparison, because the two games offer completely different experiences.. Hard to recommend, sadly. Even if you have a sizable audio library to work around the issue of having no YouTube music integration, like I do, It's hard to take this as a rhythm game. The auto-generated charts, which borrows its magic from the audiosurf games, regularly feel like they are mismatched to the song when playing. While that was excusable in the surf games due to the plethora of modes and having to make as many songs as possible work in as many modes as possible, in shield, you only have a regular mode and an excercise mode, and the chart generation engine seems to have not been modified to take this into account. That's before we get into the unfortunate difficulty spikes in elite mode that make it very difficult to hit notes (who thought that having two reds so close together timewise and far enough spacewise one is always off the HMD's FOV was a good idea to have in the generator?)It is a great way to exercise, I will give the game that, and it is very fun when it comes to letting loose and going for artistic points rather than technical points, but unfortunately there really isn't too much to like if you're a serious rhythm game fan, even less so if you have very few albums or songs downloaded.. With YouTube integration removed, this game is now just a bad and sad BeatSaber wannabe (even though it came before BeatSaber). The whole point of this game was the custom music from YouTube - without it, it's pretty useless.