ArtPulse

Mekiwi · Dec 17, 2019

Everyone

About

ArtPulse offers an artistic VR sandbox to play and express your creativity in. Spawn and combine shapes, colors, and freehand painting to sync them seamlessly into the background music. You don’t need to be an experienced artist or musician to make cool stuff, but you can just create and let the game elevate it! Each shape and color emits a different sound, which will sync with the background song that the player chooses. Having no rules allows you to do whatever you want to. Fly around spawning shapes or create a tree in the colors of a rainbow.

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PC

Critic 9.0 (1 critics) · No ratings yet

PlayStation 4

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 6.7

Critic reviews

WorthPlaying
Cody Medellin · Apr 13, 2020
3.0
The creation tools are woefully limited, and the game's ability to instantly delete things stifles one's creativity even more than the limited toolset does. The inability to share your creations or save them also hurts, but anyone hunting for some easy high-level trophies will be happy. For everyone else, ArtPulse would've been a perfect demo disc experience, but it shouldn't be something that you purchase for real money.
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Game Grin
Mogtones · May 24, 2020
9.0
ArtPulse VR is a very hard game to describe because there is a certain magical-ness to experiencing the game in person. I enjoyed my time exploring the songs and backgrounds that it has to offer and it’s family friendly. My daughter had a blast just making patterns to the music and is constantly asking to play it again and again.
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PlayStation Universe
Eric Hauter · Dec 28, 2019
6.0
Art Pulse is more of a toy than a game - but pleasant electronic music, brilliant colors, and a great movement system make Art Pulse an experience that certain people will enjoy quite a bit. While there is almost no structure and the creation tools are ultimately limited, just existing in Art Pulse’s space is pleasurable for a time. Keep your expectations lowered, and you might enjoy simply existing in this gamespace.
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