$19.99Audioshield
Audioshield turns any song you own into a VR rhythm workout. You hold up two shields and block glowing orbs as they fly at you in time with the music, from slow drifts to fast cross-body hits. Simple to learn, sweaty on higher difficulties, and endlessly replayable with your own library.
Is Audioshield worth it?
Audioshield is worth it if…
- you like rhythm games set to music you already love
- you want a VR workout that gets your blood pumping
- you enjoy chasing high scores against friends and strangers
- you like simple rules with room to build skill
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Block the music with your own hands
You stand in place with a shield on each hand while orbs stream toward you on the beat. Mellow passages send slow, easy blocks your way, then intense sections ramp up with wide cross-body reaches, double-shield hits, and high targets that stretch you tall. Matching the shield color to each orb keeps your brain busy while your arms do the work. On Elite difficulty the patterns get properly athletic, and nailing an awkward stretch without flailing feels great.
Every song you own becomes a level
Audioshield analyzes music from your collection and builds a level for each track, so Marvin Gaye, trance, metal, or something you recorded yourself can all become workouts. Each song gets its own online leaderboard, plus local leaderboards for passing the headset around at parties. Three arenas give the surroundings a large, colorful scale, and different shield choices change how you meet the incoming orbs. Finding which tracks map cleanly is half the fun.
What else should you know?
Do songs ever play differently twice?
Yes. Orb color, type, and placement vary a little between runs by design, so you learn the pacing of a track rather than memorizing exact positions. That keeps favorite songs fresh across repeats.
What helps the tracking feel right?
Height is calibrated around loading and pausing, so stand tall when that happens. Where you stand relative to the floor markings also changes when orbs reach you, and louder, well-mixed tracks with clear contrast tend to give the cleanest timing.
