Dance Dash vs Dancerush Crazy Shuffle

Pretty cool comparison and they play very similar

[@flamingcow5916]

Glad to see there's some fairly faithful ports of Dancerush maps! This video alone has sold me on getting some full body tracking so I can give it a go

[@freakdeath1020]

the difference is you have a headgear that is 1 pound heavy every time you shuffle. Leg work is already a pain, not my neck pls.

[@Meepston]

there truly is no escape from crazy shuffle

[@KM-Rhythm]

😞

[@andrewpagan]

that's crazy

[@obwan1]

@@andrewpagan i was crazy once...

[@Pumpk1n__Pi3]

​@@obwan1 they put me in a room

[@LunaticStruggler]

@@Pumpk1n__Pi3 a rubber room

[@m2yo_gguk]

I haven't played either game, but Stardom looks more interesting. While Dance Dash requires you to step on the notes coming down your feet, Stardom only requires you to match the rows of the bases, so you can move forward and backward freely. That gives the player more freedom and allows for more creative moves. I wish the developers of Stardom would release a VR game. If possible, I'd like to see the Stardom arcade machine (including the monitor and base) fully implemented in my space. It would be nice if it supported both immersive and pass-through. -- I wrote this using Google Translate. I hope it conveys the meaning well. --

[@rudeskalamander]

it does not require you to stomp

[@ArthurGencer]

Oh wow I didn't even realize there was a game like dancerush!

[@SeiferFirehart]

I got recommended this video from Drop the bounce lol, what timing, I recognized the avatar😆 Awesome moves

[@jackieliu1232]

Is there possibly a choreography step-by-step tutorial for those 🔥 moves?

[@konohamaru77]

i want to ask about your opinion on this especially the accuracy of dance dash and stardom

[@Dragongard]

Same

[@holyphainesthai286]

Sexy shuffle Miss my rave days

[@m2yo_gguk]

I haven't played either game, but Stardom looks more interesting. While Dance Dash requires you to step on the notes coming down your feet, Stardom only requires you to match the rows of the bases, so you can move forward and backward freely. That gives the player more freedom and allows for more creative moves. I wish the developers of Stardom would release a VR game. If possible, I'd like to see the Stardom arcade machine (including the monitor and base) fully implemented in my space. It would be nice if it supported both immersive and pass-through. -- I wrote this using Google Translate. I hope it conveys the meaning well. --