RHCs StretchingVr

RHCs StretchingVr takes a straightforward approach to virtual reality fitness, using motion-controlled activities to make ordinary exercises feel a little more interactive. Developed and published by RHC Design, this 2018 release is less of a traditional video game and more of a compact VR exercise package. There is no substantial narrative, campaign, or complicated progression system to work through. Instead, the experience focuses on getting the player physically active through several exercises presented inside virtual environments. The package contains six locations built around different forms of movement. Squats provide a simple lower-body workout, while target punching asks players to strike virtual objects using their tracked controllers. There are also endurance stretching exercises, prolonged push-ups, burpees, and an activity centered on maintaining continuous movement. It is a reasonably varied selection considering the small scale of the experience, with the exercises targeting different parts of the body rather than repeatedly relying on one motion. Target punching is arguably where the VR concept works most naturally. Physically striking objects appearing in front …