Maestro

Played on quest 3, everything including hand tracking just works when played through steamvr(link) but not so smoothly through virtual desktop vdxr so stick with steamlink. Normal difficulty feels a bit too easy imo and the scoring system is generous but theres always a hard mode thats challenging enough. To 100% the game you should own all the dlcs and once you do its fairly easy to hit 100% One of the games where u make ur friend play on hard mode to spectate

A really nice game. We have a lots of music game for VR, so it's important that other game bring something new. And that's exactly what maestro do : bring some new and fun ! At first you discover the game, it is relaxing, with a slow (but not too slow) pace. You feel like a maestro, it's really fun, and it's very different from other game because your hand do asymetrics tasks. Then you try and other difficulty and ... it's enterly different. It's faster and you have to multi task now, the game became hard and you fail ... Then after a few try to begin to adapt to this new speed and this multi tasking requirement. It's less relaxing, but more challanging, and slowly you start to get good at it. But it's really funny how it's feel like two different game between easy difficulty and hard difficulty. So I highly recommand this game if you like rythm game (but maybe you shoudl try the demo first). The only downside is that after around 3 hours you have done all music of the game (including the free DLC).