Dancing Arrow : Beat Smash

Essentially a copy of Beat Saber but with KPop rather than the somewhat generic soundtrack that beatsaber has. The presentation is perhaps a bit plain but otherwise serviceable. It does rather handily show your current score in the song and how far into the song you are. I do notice that the game will occasionally lose tracking, sometimes occurring at rather inopportune times. A good song selection of both male and female artists. The difficulty settings might be a bit easy for those really experienced at beatsaber but I certainly found even some of the normal stages rather challenging

UPDATE: I still super recommend this game, especially if you just want an alternative to Beat Saber or really like K-Pop (and there is some K-Rock in there, which I like). I do appreciate how the makers have not only popular groups and performers but also will showcase lesser known groups equally, giving newer groups and less famous groups a great chance to make new fans. It's not a "Whoever got an All-Kill" playlist but a super healthy mix of well-known and not-known, which also means the music isn't dull because "oh, I heard this one before. Everywhere." The game is still primarily in Korean but if you can parse it, that's not a barrier. If you can't, looks like you're going to have to adjust, which is not too difficult. The headset issue seems to be completely gone but also I have switched headsets (prev: Windows Dell WMR, now: Vive XR Elite). Either way, I don't have any glitch issues with gameplay, it's very smooth. I really like this game over Beat Saber so I very much recommend it still I really like the upbeat nature of the game. It would be nice if they had a way to recenter the headset and more songs from various other Korean artists such as SHINee, BlockB, etc. Game…