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VRoar
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VRoar

by Adinda van ’t Klooster · Released July 25, 2023
Quest Pro · Quest 2 · Quest 1 · Quest 3S · Quest 3

About this game

This indie developed VR art game allows the user to see their vocal expression directly affect the graphics in a variety of fun ways. You can make trees by navigating through the landscape with the joystick; blobs appear with each detected onset (so making lots of short sounds will quickly generate a flock of blobs), these blend to a different texture depending on changes in certain sound features and comic clouds distort and dance based on the sound you make. Each time you press the A button a new skybox surrounds you and the mappings between sound features and noticeable behaviours in the graphics are swapped.

Details

Release date
July 25, 2023
Genre
Rhythm, Arcade
Category
GAMES
Modes
Single User
Play area
Sitting, Standing
Comfort
Not rated
Age rating
Everyone
Headsets
Quest Pro, Quest 2, Quest 1, Quest 3S, Quest 3
Controllers
Touch Controllers
Hand tracking
Languages
English
Internet
Not required
Ratings
Download size
235 MB
Version
3.0
In-app purchases
No
In-app ads
No

Frequently asked questions

How much does VRoar cost?

VRoar is completely free on the Meta Horizon Store: download it to your headset and play, no purchase needed.

Does VRoar work on Quest 3, Quest 3S or Quest 2?

VRoar officially supports: Quest Pro, Quest 2, Quest 1, Quest 3S, Quest 3. Headset support is set by the developer, as listed on the official store.

Is VRoar multiplayer or single player?

VRoar is a single-player experience (single user).

Is VRoar comfortable for VR beginners?

VRoar is rated Not rated on the official store.

What is the age rating for VRoar?

VRoar is rated Everyone on the official Meta store. Age ratings matter especially for online multiplayer titles, where voice chat is open.

When did VRoar come out?

VRoar was released on July 25, 2023, published by Adinda van ’t Klooster.