Maestro brings the classical music-focused VR rhythm sport to Steam at present.
Developed by Double Jack, Maestro sees you play as a conductor main an orchestra throughout the Paris classical music scene, that includes 15 songs starting from Beethoven’s The fifth Symphony and Wagner’s The Journey Of The Valkyries. Following final week’s Quest launch, it is out at present on PC VR with assist for controllers and hand monitoring.
To make use of hand monitoring in Maestro on SteamVR with a Quest headset, you may must be utilizing the beta of the Steam Hyperlink app in addition to SteamVR Beta in your PC. With Quest Hyperlink you may solely have the ability to use controllers, and with Digital Desktop for those who use hand monitoring will simply emulate controllers.
In concept, it must also work with any PC VR headset with a Leap Movement 2 hooked up, however we have not examined this.
We had excessive reward in our Maestro overview on Quest final week. Awarding it 4.5/5 stars, we praised the hand monitoring controls and the way it’s “ambitiously redefining VR rhythm gaming.”
Double Jack’s daring option to make a rhythm sport centered round hand monitoring succeeds with fashion. Maestro is a breath of recent air in comparison with each different VR rhythm sport I’ve performed over time… I can not cease taking part in Maestro, and there is a whole lot of room for development from right here.
Maestro is accessible now on the Meta Quest platform and Steam.
Maestro Assessment: Hitting A Excessive Be aware With Hand Monitoring On Quest
Maestro ambitiously redefines VR rhythm gaming, centered on real-world orchestra administration strategies utilizing Quest’s hand monitoring.
