Audioshield

Dylan Fitterer · Apr 5, 2016

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Block the beats! Audioshield puts you at the point of impact for every hit in your songs. Block incoming orbs with your shields and feel the music. Works with any song file, plus online music streaming and Song of the Day.

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Critic 8.8 (3 critics) · Gamer 8.0

Critic reviews

Destructoid
Laura Kate Dale · May 11, 2016
9.5
If you're a fan of games like AudioSurf and own a Vive, you owe it to yourself to pick up Audioshield. It's an incredibly polished VR imagining of the generate-music-into-levels concept, and it was only let down by the physical realities of how gross VR gets after energetic use by multiple, sweaty people.
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Game Informer
Matt Miller · Apr 22, 2016
8.0
Audioshield is a solid and complete game, and its ability to read and create playable tracks from any piece of music provides effectively endless replay value. This is an early testament to the power of VR to create novel experiences in established genres, and music-game faithful should seek an opportunity to at least try out this new take on interactive music play.
Brash Games
Devon Allcoat · Feb 21, 2017
9.0
There are similar games available for VR, such as Soundboxing, or Holodance, but Audioshield was the first to come to VR and it still stands up well with the option of playing almost any song you can conceive. Though it doesn’t support mapping the songs yourself, having almost limitless song options makes the title well worth your time and energy.