Kongfusion

A VR rhythm game, but your beat targets are enemies you need to beat down to the beat. Color matching and some wall avoidance are standard for this exercise-y genre, but work well for workouts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQJSgXPM6Dw&t=44s

Anyone who says this is a good rhythm game has simply not played any of the better options out there. I feel sorry for them that they would think this is any kind of ready to be enjoyed on par with other similar games. It was fun to try, but felt very unpolished up next to most of the other higher quality rhythm games out there right now, plain and simple. The way in which you unlock levels on a basis of easy to hard difficulty seems ridiculous and, again, repetitive. The haptics are essentially non-existent and it just feels hokey as soon as you get over enjoying the "fighting" premise. Bad-guy do same move again. It gets very repetitive. Yeah, sure you can work out with this- but you will get bored very quickly. I will play a little more to progress the levels and will update review if it changes my mind somehow. The market is very competitive right now, obviously; With that being said, if a game does not catch my attention in the first half hour of my playing it, I have very little interest in wasting any more time on it. It's easier to find something than to spend more time playing a game you can't even get into...

bad and abandoned

At first I thought this was rubbish but the punching levels are up there with many of the best rhythm games, love a good old punch. This game would be so much better with different / better music, even better if you could use your own music like you can on Powerbeats or X-Fitness

This is a great rhythm fitness game. Thoroughly recommended.

Could be really great, punching people to the beat is super fun. It's just not super accurate with the detection and there's barley any songs. If we could add custom songs like beat saber this could rival it even now, but without that it's just too lacking in content.