VirtualRehabART4Health

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Quest 2[/h1] You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/19gKuOl92lc This is not what I would call a great exercise app for VR. It's definitely missing a lot of the bells and whistles you might expect from a top tier workout program for VR. The visuals aren't the best. The interactions are very basic. The UI looks pretty bad. However, it's very cheap and it gets the job done, especially if you need rehab exercises / light workouts. This also works as just a meditative experience for VR. There are 2 maps: the forest and the garden. In my opinion, the garden looks a whole lot better than the forest. The main experience is doing guided exercises, whether seated or standing. These exercises also have a focus on breathing and meditating. The garden has yoga exercises. You can also choose easier difficulty which involves not moving arms above shoulder height. I enjoyed the relaxing workout. The app is running on the Unity Engine. On my RTX 3080, I was getting about 45 frames per second on the forest map and on the garden map I was getting 90 frames per second. There is teleport only, there is no smooth or snap turning. The teleportation i…

a beautiful game . It is like walking in a painting. I love the growing flowers while doing yoga and the small people dancing and taking care of the garden. It fits perfect together with the classical pianomusic., Satie and others. The forest is also beautiful and the physioterapy quite fun to do but my favorite is the seaworld . wow.

I really enjoyed the universe this game brought me to. It consists of a beautiful world filled with dazzling colours and quirky creatures which creates a feeling of otherworldliness. The music option should always be ON as the classical pieces really goes well with this mystical world. The yoga and physiotherapy classes are easy to follow along with, although a bit low intensity - which is understandable as it is meant for rehab. Overall a very relaxing and pretty game!

For the price, I didn't expect much. In that sense, it delivers. It's a basic walking simulator with a bit of a point. But it's not really any more than the videos show. Since it's priced right, I'll give it a 👍. I really wish it had smooth locomotion and better controls. (nobody wants to do "grip+trigger", FYI)

A recording of my dip into the experience: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvQ_aXvEXiY Sadly I really can't recommend this. From what it bills itself as, it sounds like a great idea, but the execution was something really very different. The graphics aren't great, the performance was terrible, the instructions, as few as there were, were unclear, even the hand-placement in respect to the controllers was off; and once I was in some sort of "hiking" mode (I think it was called) that was it really, game over.

Works on Reverb G2 except for thumbstick movement and menu button. Disclaimer: I've received this game for free via Curator Connect. VirtualRehabART4Health is a VR yoga/physiotherapy app. It is extremely shoddily made, from the name itself to a main menu and environments. Smooth motion captured animations for exercises is the only good thing about it. For an almost non-interactive VR experience visuals are important, because there is not much to do there other than watch. And here they are terrible, nothing like the screenshots. Artsy textures stretched over bland low-poly Garden environment only look good in static from the one certain angle. And Forrest environment is so poorly optimized, it turns into a slide show at 20 fps on RX 6800 XT.