Seeing the way that Linus plays Beat Saber, this is literally a BS clone, just with an added virtual coach and a very premium subscription to boot. Save your money and stick with Beat Saber.
I am sold on this after a 30 day trial and have subbed up for a year. If you are actually trying to do the exercises (squat and lunge with proper form) as well as swinging at the targets with full power as they want you too you are getting some great cardio on the hard tracks and great fat burn on the slow tracks. Also, you the game doesn't fail you out of a song, it modifies the difficulty of the song so you can succeed. Additionally, they have new workout mixes everyday with different music mixes and you can have up to 4 profiles on one oculus for the same fee, meaning 4 different customized difficulties. This should really be compared to peloton subscription services or dance fitness classes, as they are in very similar veins. It plays like beat saber if you only put the effort you put into beat saber (I play expert+ and find it being mostly arm movement and occasional squat), but if you push yourself in this game it evolves its difficulty with you.
@@karim6628 yes I still use it, as does my wife. We just resubscribed to it for another year. Still very impressed with the variety of music and choreography it provides.
Supernatural Fitness is more than a Beat Saber "clone". When playing Supernatural, I'm able to break a sweat, get my HR up, and get a good cardio workout. I have gotten results from Supernatural that I've not been able to get from Beat Saber. I have begun to get compliments on my body, and that alone tells me that the programs are working.
And there's a heavy emphasis on form. They walk you through motions and make sure you understand how to do it for the maximum effect, and range of motion used is heavily factored into the final score. Wide sweeps do increase score in Beat Saber, but if you watch the high end players, they're playing mostly with their wrists and elbows, not shoulders. That's a big difference. I LIKE ring fit adventures, it's the most approachable intro to Pilates I've ever encountered, but this is a very different form of exercise. Both are very good at what they do, but they do it differently.
0:38 Here you see why he should workout. He was almost snapping his back with bad form to lift a fake wood foam table while cameraman had perfect form and was baffled at his suffering.
I really like Supernatural. The tracks are great and they encourage full follow thru on the movements and lots of squatting. I can get thru Beat Saber with much more limited movement. To me that's the difference.
I've played both beat saber and supernatural. I LOVE beat saber! I was skeptical of supernatural at first, but after playing both, supernatural BY FAR gives SUCH a better workout. I was sweating after just 25 minutes on LOW on supernatural. I never really sweat on beat saber, even after an hour on hard. Beat saber doesn't target as many body areas as supernatural. Plus it has it's own social app that's motivating and keeps track of workouts. I haven't paid the $20 yet, just on the trial, but so far I think I'm going to stick with it. Gym memberships can sometimes be just as much as $20 a month and I'm getting to workout at home, have fun, and be motivated by others on the social app. :)
I'm doing the free trial and I love it, I'm a teen and I'm 200 pounds which isn't good for my height. I played beat saber a lot but supernatural helps me get motivated and not feel extremely shity about myself. The other coaches besides Karen are really nice
I really like Supernatural. You move a lot more of your body and it gets my heart rate much higher. It's quite a bit different than beastsaber in terms of exercise but yes, similar in that you hit things with things.
I was really skeptical at first. But then now I am paying the 20 bucks. Here is why: 1. Finding enjoyable tracks on beat saber gets hard after months of playing 2. I want squat work out 3. Supernatural surroundings do look pretty nice
I get a great workout from supernatural. The music licensing alone is worth this. Plus custom choreography daily workouts. It’s really about intention when you go into it. Making sure you’re using proper form and the muscle groups to drive into the targets. If you want to play beat saber play beat saber. It’s a great game but designed for quick movements with your wrist not full body.
It's so much better than the trailers let on. Basically it starts like a stripped down turn-based RPG where you pick your ability on your turn (which are fitness moves) and they deal more damage if you perform the exercise well, then you physically brace yourself when enemies attack to reduce their damage. You've got a model on screen, haptic feedback and an NPC giving you tips to tell you how to fix your posture and such. The game sets your difficulty based on age, sex, weight and self-appraised physical ability and allows you to change it whenever you want on a 1 to 20 scale. My family and I all tried the game and my mother (60y-o, no physical activity whatsoever) was set to 2, my father (56y-o athlete) was set to 17 and i (23y-o, average physical activity) was set to 18. We were all satisfied with it, even my mother who has lots of fun with it despite disliking both video games and exercising in general. Later on, you get more and more actual RPG elements like consumables you can craft (which are smoothie-themed with nutritional facts in the item descriptions), skill trees (which include harder and higher-damage fitness moves, stat increases and passive abilities), and traversal options while running around. Abilities are color coded based on muscle groups, and different enemies take more damage from certain colors to naturally encourage you to pick different moves and work out your whole body. Moves also have cooldowns which prevent you from hurting yourself by doing too many times the same move in a row. You take a looong time to unlock all these things however, and it has no story to speak of besides "dragon bad, go stop dragon", so don't expect a full RPG experience, but i don't know any way to exercise that's more fun than this, and this includes Beat Saber.
I've tried ring fit a little. It's actually quite good. :) Definitely more of a workout first, game second though. I prefer games like Beat Saber that are definitely games, but have the side effect of being a good workout as well.
I happen to like Supernatural. Friend and I enjoy completing. Like the coaches and music. Some of the scenery are places I could never afford to go to. As a former IDEA instructor I appreciate the balance and wisdom urging posture, breathing and joint safety. The switching of muscle group on various tracks & side leg lifts are an addition plus. To each their own. Blessings.
@@emeraldnext yeah, but beat saber took the more sensible approach to this by literally just allowing the modding community to happen and the legal liability is off their shoulders, and the game now has every song in the world mapped....
I just started this a few weeks ago, and i gotta say, i like it more than Beat Saber. The coaches guiding you, the mixed reality, and the boxing courses are all i need for a home cardio burn. Beat Saber is more like Guitar Hero but has cardio as a side effect. Whereas supernatural feels like a legit gym membership, that's proper for getting in shape
if he goes commando and wears those shorts and thinner shorts I would be here every time he makes one of these "testing workout video games" lmao D print on point. Also great video haha.
I bought my Quest 2 because of Beat Saber as I used to really love DDR back in the day. Now I pretty much exclusively use Supernatural. It’s what I want Beat Saber to really be. It definitely takes more than one session to figure out all the nuances of Supernatural and how to enjoy it. The absolute best part of Supernatural is the interaction between the Community, Coaches and Developers. I have only been part of the community since mid January and have seen things I never would expect. People tag the coaches on FB and ask questions, thank them, or share their fav parts of the workout… and the coaches respond. They comment on posts, answer questions and overall just engage with the community. The developers want to hear feedback and are constantly updating and bringing new features. For some people it was a fear of heights or the size of the platform that was causing issues, so they gave options to make the platform appear bigger. You can also remove the squats. They are also releasing a ton of new boxing workouts along with their regular ones because the boxing is newer and has been a big hit. Overall, $20 a month may seem like a lot for this; but how many people are still paying for that gym membership you don’t use? This gets used way more than any gym membership I’ve ever had and I am better for it, physically and mentally.
I can't believe that despite literally every type of room exists in the LMG headquarter, there is no shower available. Come ooon, there are even RGB shower heads to swag on.
I've been playing Beat Saber for about a year off and on for fitness and it's good, but I feel this better as a fitness tool. In my opinion, Beat Saber is a game first, and exercise is a byproduct of playing it. Supernatural is geared toward exercise first and being entertaining and game like secondary. Yes, it's very similar to Beat Saber in it's objective of hitting bubbles/boxes with virtual bats/batons/swords, but having beautiful nature scenes is a real treat versus the dark "tube" of Beat Saber. It also has elements from Synth Rider as well, with the trails that you hold. The movements seem more focused and deliberate, more purposeful than in Beat Saber. Basically, I feel like it's Beat Saber with purpose. There's definitely a LOT more squatting than in Beat Saber and the combos seem more logical to how your body moves to perform exercises rather than flailing your arms super fast to hit all the boxes. I find with Supernatural, I actually squat and lunge properly more than I do in Beat Saber where I would either just bend over slightly or move my head side to side to avoid the walls. Even though I could most likely do the same with Supernatural, for some reason the way it's presented with the triangles makes me work harder than I do in Beat Saber. Same with the coaching tips of keeping your wrists straight so you move your whole arm versus flicking your wrists to hit the boxes like I've become very proficient at in Beat Saber. They both have merit and are both very enjoyable, but as a fitness tool, I feel Supernatural is better. I still like Beat Saber for some sweaty fun, and when I get into it, I feel more like I'm dancing where in Supernatural, it feels like more of a proper cardio workout. It's a bit more affordable now than it was, it's still $19.99 per month if you go month to month and $179 a year ($14.92/mo) and the trial is 7 days now. I wouldn't say it's overly expensive, and you can have up to 4 profiles on the account for other people in your household, so $179 per year for 4 people to exercise is actually a pretty good deal versus any gym membership, which we still can't really go to with COVID.
I played Supernatural for the first time on the Oculus Quest today. I had to flip my table over the clear space for the game. I played 3 "workouts" for about 90 minutes total. Like: - no fun-killing "Level failed" like in Beat Saber - Less focus on pointless high scores and combos, unlike Beat Saber where score and combo are the only thing the interface shows. - new first-party content every day, - actual backgrounds instead of a Beat Saber neon temple. And some surreal backgrounds. - dynamic difficulty adjustment (on some levels). - has squats like Beat Saber Fitbeat level. There are a little too many of them. - The notes come from really far away and don't spawn right in front of you like half of Beat Saber third-party maps Neutral: - Lack of wrist movement. Intuitive patterns. I hit 96% of the Supernatural targets. In Beat Saber I hit only 50% on most Expert+. On the hard Beat Saber maps, I only hit 21%. I actually like the wrist movement when its clear how to move my wrists and I still have to move my arms. Not when I'm flustered and confused. Not when I can get away with ONLY wrists. Supernatural should have wrist AND arm movement but it only has arms. - The game has In-game heart rate monitoring, but its just monitoring and doesn't affect the game. So buying a heart rate monitor seems kind of pointless unless I really care about correlating my heart rate data with the songs. Dislike: - I must have played at least 15 songs. Anything that wasn't the rap or Lady Gaga was boring. I want more Monstercat, Porter Robinson and Madeon and electronic dance music in general - The volume was too low despite my maxing out the volume on the Oculus Quest. I use the same earphones with both headsets. I'm satisfied with 95% volume on Oculus Rift S, maybe because the songs are just louder. - The Oculus Rift S is a much better headset than the Quest because its clearer and the strap is more secure and there's no battery to charge. This game requires the use of an Oculus Quest unncessarily. The 360 doesn't add much to the game. The 360 makes me smack my bedroom wall. - According to my Fitbit, my heart rate only reached 105 average BPM across all of (2 "medium" workouts and one "auto intensity" workout). Same as Beat Saber. I wanted it to be higher. - The trainer talks too much. Makes me feel like I'm in a sweaty gym instead of a cool Jedi - the dynamic difficulty only seems to occur on the "auto intensity" levels, not all the levels.
BOXVR is the best fitness app for the Quest. I use Beat Saber to warm up before boxing. The Ring Fit is nice but different to a VR experience. Ring Fit lets you run; attaching the controller to your leg and running on the spot is so simple but very effective. Running in VR is tricky as it jiggles the headset. The squats you get in BOXVR are not too bad for leg workout. I feel bad that I can't give the BOXVR guys more money as I use it all the time and pay the same as a game that I play only occasionally. Looking at this subscription idea I think it's good but they are pricing it quite high and will struggle to compete with lifetime purchase alternatives.
I go to the park after dark with battery powered toy light sabers and music player, put in the earbuds play music and dance. Park is empty after dark. Get funny looks from occasional dog walker, that's part of the fun.
Pistol Whip is probably the greatest quad workout in VR (depending on how you play it). Pistol Whip, Beat Saber, and Holopoint are my VR workout. Total cost there is maybe $80 if you buy some extra tracks for BS.
From what I've heard, it IS more then JUST a beatsaber clone in that it has you using muscle groups that beatsaber just doesnt but...yeah, basically a beatsaber clone with a subscription instead of buying the songs.
Randy Marsh THE GAMES CODE?? Hahaha!!! What a joke, there’s an editor ya dingledork! The very best competitive, high level beat saber songs are made by the talented community members. There is an overwhelming quantity of quality songs with great choreography and lighting. You’ve obviously never used the editor, any slightly musical person can map out a level and that diversity of creative influx makes for excellent levels of choice. I can usually find 3-4 version of a song I’m looking for and choose the one that fits my style best. You seriously are a shill. You’re either a dev, a paid shill, or you’ve paid for the outlandishly overpriced subscription model and are trying to justify your purchase. Lemme tell ya its not working. Can I mod this game? Oh no? Oh that’s unfortunate. Can I add new full interfaces, colors, environments, sabers, blocks, notes, lights, songs, modifiers, settings, and recording systems? No? Oh man you’re not making a very good case for your opinion here.
@@randymarsh566 none of what you said makes sense By one off payment, its the one 20 bucks, not one 150 bucks. Huge difference. Netflix and what other social media app? Spotify? Why is this relevant to a fitness game? You're also forgetting its 15 bucks on top. No ones cancelling Spotify/Netflix for this. Pointless comparison. Save money on morning coffee? How does this game save you that. It isn't giving you a caffeine hit ???
Honestly, I believe that if they used some more lesser known artists that it cost less to get the music liscense from, and had less coached workouts, to save on the trainer cost, they could drop the price a substantial amount. If they used separate one-time purchase music packs instead of a subscription model, they could make it pretty easy for people to get into. honestly, I feel like I got a better workout out of it than beat saber, since it adjusts to make it just inside your normal range of motion, rather that a set range of motion like beat saber, but everyone's different, so, you do you.
One of the recent updates allows you to double tap the side of your Quest to toggle passthrough mode that lets you see your surroudnings. Also there's a Passthrough home environment that is actually very convenient to use (basically 1:41 never happens).
I play Supernatural every day. It’s not as “fun” as beatsaber but it is designed for fitness. The mappings are less manic, built for better flow. I also enjoy RingFit and Beatsaber, but this is my go-to workout. I sweat way more in Supernatural in either one of those, partly because Supernatural rewards power vs just making contact with targets. The pricing is easy to justify to myself since now I don’t have a gym subscription, and I value the daily new tracks and training. For a pure game I would recommend beatsaber every time, but you get a MUCH better workout with Supernatural. It’s a matter of design really. And take advantage of the silicon faceplate they’re sending out for free, you’ll need it.
It's funny watching this two years later, hearing you say that they're dreaming if they think people are going to pay that monthly fee. Supernatural has a HUGE subscription base, and a year ago, they added boxing workouts (that are REALLY GOOD!) Also recently (about a month ago), they started adding knee-strikes in to some of the boxing & flow workouts.
I contacted the company and asked why they are not available outside US and Canada. No answer until today. I was at least willing to give them a try because my membership for the gym ended and so I thought I might give something else a shot. But with this non existent support and with THIS high prices. Would pay a subscription but hm. I'll stick to Beatsaber and hope a Fitness-update comes soon with tracks like the new Fitbeat.
But if you REALLY want to burning calories and pouring with sweat while having a ton of fun, my top recommendations are Audio Trip on Cardio mode, and Pistol Whip. Both of which leave me feeling gasping for air as if I did an all-out sprint.
There is a beat saber clone game called moon rider. You look it up on the browser then click the little vr in the corner. It has tons of songs from artist. (Like popular songs) and its completely free. Plus i had a fist mode and swords mode. And a mode that so you can just vibe to the music.
I play thrill of the fight for exercise, but I often throw out muscles since it's easy to overdo it. Honestly though, I think it's more games that aren't action focused, stressful, fast--paced or scary that are lacking in VR. Stuff to play when you want to relax. The puzzle games are decent, but all of the RPGs are action RPGs right now for example. It's going to be nice once we have more variety of stuff to play beyond the niche that VR is currently geared towards.
I can't speak for the quest, but on the rift s you can just take the shroud off and get nice fresh air in your face and it's not that bad if you turn off the lights.
Throw on an old school sweatband, add counter weight and comfort head strap, remove facial insert altogether so it no longer touches your face at all, just hangs in front of your face. your set for a solid workout.
The monthly price is the issue, that's the same a Beatsaber or similar game - but those you pay for once and keep forever, or the same price as a gym membership - which yeah now that they are closed it is impossible to use, but once they open it makes no sense to pay $20 for one exercise when a gym offers a lot more.
The price tag is high but Supernatural is frankly a much better workout than Beat Saber so if fitness is your main reason to play a rhythm game then Supernatural is worth looking into. I get more tired and sweaty on even the low intensity Supernatural tracks than I do on the hard songs on Beat Saber. You can see even in this video he is on pretty low intensity stuff with barely any blocks coming, but he is still exhausted at the end. The reason is because Supernatural is carefully designed from the ground up to work out all your muscle groups, but Beat Saber is just flicking your arms quickly at random blocks that no thought was given to the placement of. But if you mostly just want to play a fun game, and fitness is a side benefit, then Beat Saber is better than paying a hefty subscription.
Review: At first I thought this would be just like beat saber with pretty backgrounds and endless talking, but I have been doing the free trial for about a week now and it is a much better workout. While Beat saber is all about the competition, Supernatural is all about the workout. It doesn’t shut you down when you screw up. The trainers are encouraging and cheerful and tell you what to do to make your workout better. The combinations were designed by trainers to work your body in specific ways. Plus I love the music, especially the punk and metal songs. I think beat saber is a super fun game, but unless you have the discipline to be able to transform it into a proper full body workout (there are videos of people doing this), that’s all it is. A game. Supernatural may not be for everyone, but if you feel lost at the gym without a trainer and/or group fitness classes, it is a good at-home alternative. I would personally rather spend money on this than go back to the smelly, crowded, and germ-infested gym. Will probably go ahead and pay the monthly rate till summer and then if I see myself continuing I will get it for the cheaper yearly rate. I tend to abandon indoor things once the weather gets nice. We’ll see.
The main difference between this and Beat Saber is that Beat Saber's main goal is to get a full clear and the maps are designed for "fun factor." Supernatural - the maps are designed for workouts by fitness professionals and the goal is more about your own form than getting a perfect run. Also, it's cheaper now
Oh hey, I have that Ikea TV stand, in the same color, too. Only I reinforced the legs on mine, and added a heavy stainless top to it, so I could put my old 36" Trinitron on top. It's crammed full of consoles and old video players.
I like it, it gives me a good workout and it's very pretty. But I don't think I'll end up playing it past the free trial. I'd rather go back to Beat Saber and pay $0 per month...
My take away was that it’s beat saber with actual environments, and a coach? Outside of more curated music I don’t see how the price tag is so high monthly
Long time Beat Saber player for fitness, switched to Supernatural and it is a huge improvement, better music, better workouts, full body exercises, the coaches are fun and encouraging, it should cost $5 a month, but even at $15 I love it.
yeah, no. if you want something like Beat Saber to work out, just play Beat Saber. I think the YUR Fitness Discord still has weekly playlists that have tracks that are handpicked for having a lot of movement for working out. If you want a game that's a bit different from Beat Saber, a bit more workout focused, get BOXVR. $30, one time purchase, the tracks made for the game are actually surprisingly good and it lets you import your own songs that the game then generates a boxing workout around. It's like Beat Saber in that you're hitting blocks to a beat, but instead you're punching balls in different directions. Punches, uppercuts, and hooks that require some force to register a hit so that you break a sweat real fast, plus lunges and squats. And it has coaches like Supernatural. Don't pay $20 a month for a Beat Saber clone with lunges.
The fact that there aren't community made maps, the copyright BS intertwined in the song selection, the subscription fee... It just goes against everything that makes Beat Saber (or any rythem game) good.
For everyone complaining about price, I have my subscription paid for by my Heath insurance. Supernatural is a credible gym membership. They will even pay for the cost of my oculus Q2. Supernatural is far superior to beat saber when it comes to fitness. He also didn’t cover the fact there are stretching and meditations. The community is absolutely incredible. SUPERNATURAL has changed my life! 💪❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
I’m enjoying my 30 day trial but when it’s over...it’s over. You can buy a whole new game for $20 a month. Also those visuals can only be enjoyed before and after the game because who has time to admire mountains when targets are coming at you?
I was excited about Supernatural (except for the fact that it is not supported on oculus rift yet), but at $20/month, I think the asking price is too high. If they can cut it in half, and their coaching and data tracking are exceptional (because Beat saber really doesn't have fitness tracking built-in, and the songs are just alright before modding), I could maybe see myself paying $10/month or buying a year pass for $100. Unfortunately, it's not like this app exists in a vacuum chamber. There's also Beat Saber and BoxVR and Audio Shield and Dance Central and more, all of which come in at a far more sensible price.
149$ a year for beat saber clone
true..
it's like Apple made Beat Saber
Not even a good one
People who make shit like this really were raised by rich people
@@milkmeapollo9048 It's one banana Michael, how much could it cost? Ten dollars?
Seeing the way that Linus plays Beat Saber, this is literally a BS clone, just with an added virtual coach and a very premium subscription to boot. Save your money and stick with Beat Saber.
Plus with beat saber, mods and free catalog of community made songs.
@@davidwrigley3186 and better visuals, better music, and probably ligher to run
save your money and do burpees.
@Prem Koomr "Good as Hell" was what was playing, but that's copyrighted. LTT replaced it with "Gimme That" by Katnip
Plus beat saber is sooo much more fun and colorful and awesome
I am sold on this after a 30 day trial and have subbed up for a year. If you are actually trying to do the exercises (squat and lunge with proper form) as well as swinging at the targets with full power as they want you too you are getting some great cardio on the hard tracks and great fat burn on the slow tracks. Also, you the game doesn't fail you out of a song, it modifies the difficulty of the song so you can succeed. Additionally, they have new workout mixes everyday with different music mixes and you can have up to 4 profiles on one oculus for the same fee, meaning 4 different customized difficulties. This should really be compared to peloton subscription services or dance fitness classes, as they are in very similar veins. It plays like beat saber if you only put the effort you put into beat saber (I play expert+ and find it being mostly arm movement and occasional squat), but if you push yourself in this game it evolves its difficulty with you.
so question, are you still using it after 1 year and what are your thoughts now
@@karim6628 yes I still use it, as does my wife. We just resubscribed to it for another year. Still very impressed with the variety of music and choreography it provides.
@@thebardlydm don't forget the boxing! The boxing is a revelation for me. I love it.
Supernatural Fitness is more than a Beat Saber "clone". When playing Supernatural, I'm able to break a sweat, get my HR up, and get a good cardio workout. I have gotten results from Supernatural that I've not been able to get from Beat Saber. I have begun to get compliments on my body, and that alone tells me that the programs are working.
And there's a heavy emphasis on form. They walk you through motions and make sure you understand how to do it for the maximum effect, and range of motion used is heavily factored into the final score. Wide sweeps do increase score in Beat Saber, but if you watch the high end players, they're playing mostly with their wrists and elbows, not shoulders. That's a big difference. I LIKE ring fit adventures, it's the most approachable intro to Pilates I've ever encountered, but this is a very different form of exercise. Both are very good at what they do, but they do it differently.
0:38 Here you see why he should workout. He was almost snapping his back with bad form to lift a fake wood foam table while cameraman had perfect form and was baffled at his suffering.
Exactly, Riley we implore you to you better form
At least the table was moved.
@Leagle Eagle r/quityourbullshit
@@tharealmb It's called a joke and it wen over your head following the curve of his arched back.
Marcos Noble it’s clearly not a joke
I really like Supernatural. The tracks are great and they encourage full follow thru on the movements and lots of squatting. I can get thru Beat Saber with much more limited movement. To me that's the difference.
you CAN get through, i personally do giant swipes for more score that leave my shoulders sore after a couple minutes of high intensity gameplay
I've played both beat saber and supernatural. I LOVE beat saber! I was skeptical of supernatural at first, but after playing both, supernatural BY FAR gives SUCH a better workout. I was sweating after just 25 minutes on LOW on supernatural. I never really sweat on beat saber, even after an hour on hard. Beat saber doesn't target as many body areas as supernatural. Plus it has it's own social app that's motivating and keeps track of workouts. I haven't paid the $20 yet, just on the trial, but so far I think I'm going to stick with it. Gym memberships can sometimes be just as much as $20 a month and I'm getting to workout at home, have fun, and be motivated by others on the social app. :)
Man I love when Riley is allowed to just mess around, made me laugh a few times :D
Riley: "Everything in my body???" LMAO!!!
This whole video is hilarious! Laughed my ass off
Karen is like hell yeah babe
Yes, even the appendix.
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I'd pay 20 bucks just to watch Riley play this xD
Floatplane exclusive series confirmed
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@@loveiphones4550 what does this have to do with anything, and please back up your argument
@@loveiphones4550 just... why? They are giving you a chance.
@@loveiphones4550 cool, nice to see another brain dead Apple follower
If it's gonna be this, just get Audioshield, it does squats too
And it's not a subscription models
Subscription models can dive off a cliff
Or beat saber where you also squat
0:38
Brandon, good posture
Riley, what posture
it wasn't that heavy for me cuz I'm so strong so
@@RILEYismyname I thought this man was fake nope he is a real riley.
@@RILEYismyname You're not allowed to read our comments, shoo! This is OUR space, your space is up there in the moving picture box! >:[
It's because he's the cameraman
ruclips.net/video/yaNYZhVZK_E/видео.html
He just followed Nicky Vs moving tips:
Lift with your back, twist, jerk in a jerking motion
I'm doing the free trial and I love it, I'm a teen and I'm 200 pounds which isn't good for my height. I played beat saber a lot but supernatural helps me get motivated and not feel extremely shity about myself. The other coaches besides Karen are really nice
I really like Supernatural. You move a lot more of your body and it gets my heart rate much higher. It's quite a bit different than beastsaber in terms of exercise but yes, similar in that you hit things with things.
Riley: "So your stuck inside...you wanna go to the gym and exercise"
Gamers all over the world: "Ummm what...I don't understand"
it looks like he doesn't get it either
Some gamers go to gym
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@@clubbedsam supwr funny hahaha good joke
@@lukasvincourcz7043 the gyms in Pokemon Go don't count.
I was really skeptical at first. But then now I am paying the 20 bucks. Here is why:
1. Finding enjoyable tracks on beat saber gets hard after months of playing
2. I want squat work out
3. Supernatural surroundings do look pretty nice
I get a great workout from supernatural. The music licensing alone is worth this. Plus custom choreography daily workouts. It’s really about intention when you go into it. Making sure you’re using proper form and the muscle groups to drive into the targets. If you want to play beat saber play beat saber. It’s a great game but designed for quick movements with your wrist not full body.
Try Ring FIt in next video. Been considering getting that, heard many good things about it. But it's out of stock and overpriced right now.
Was about to comment this same thing lol
And ebay has a ton of knockoffs
combine the Ring Fit with Beatsaber and you got a way better workout then what you get for the subscription for the crap in the video.
It's so much better than the trailers let on.
Basically it starts like a stripped down turn-based RPG where you pick your ability on your turn (which are fitness moves) and they deal more damage if you perform the exercise well, then you physically brace yourself when enemies attack to reduce their damage. You've got a model on screen, haptic feedback and an NPC giving you tips to tell you how to fix your posture and such. The game sets your difficulty based on age, sex, weight and self-appraised physical ability and allows you to change it whenever you want on a 1 to 20 scale. My family and I all tried the game and my mother (60y-o, no physical activity whatsoever) was set to 2, my father (56y-o athlete) was set to 17 and i (23y-o, average physical activity) was set to 18. We were all satisfied with it, even my mother who has lots of fun with it despite disliking both video games and exercising in general.
Later on, you get more and more actual RPG elements like consumables you can craft (which are smoothie-themed with nutritional facts in the item descriptions), skill trees (which include harder and higher-damage fitness moves, stat increases and passive abilities), and traversal options while running around.
Abilities are color coded based on muscle groups, and different enemies take more damage from certain colors to naturally encourage you to pick different moves and work out your whole body. Moves also have cooldowns which prevent you from hurting yourself by doing too many times the same move in a row.
You take a looong time to unlock all these things however, and it has no story to speak of besides "dragon bad, go stop dragon", so don't expect a full RPG experience, but i don't know any way to exercise that's more fun than this, and this includes Beat Saber.
I've tried ring fit a little. It's actually quite good. :) Definitely more of a workout first, game second though. I prefer games like Beat Saber that are definitely games, but have the side effect of being a good workout as well.
I happen to like Supernatural. Friend and I enjoy completing. Like the coaches and music. Some of the scenery are places I could never afford to go to. As a former IDEA instructor I appreciate the balance and wisdom urging posture, breathing and joint safety. The switching of muscle group on various tracks & side leg lifts are an addition plus. To each their own. Blessings.
Soooo why does this beat saber mod cost a bizilion a month?
@Prem Koomr that's just a random royalty free song that they put instead of good as hell because of copyright
My guess is because it's marketed towards the "serious" office types whose wardrobe costs more than their yearly flagship iPhone
@Prem Koomr LTT replaced it with "Gimme That" by Katnip
I think it’s legal music licensing? They map songs with the rights to the song and they have really bad economy of scales to boot.
@@emeraldnext yeah, but beat saber took the more sensible approach to this by literally just allowing the modding community to happen and the legal liability is off their shoulders, and the game now has every song in the world mapped....
I just started this a few weeks ago, and i gotta say, i like it more than Beat Saber. The coaches guiding you, the mixed reality, and the boxing courses are all i need for a home cardio burn.
Beat Saber is more like Guitar Hero but has cardio as a side effect. Whereas supernatural feels like a legit gym membership, that's proper for getting in shape
"i dont like the gym"
Yea me too, me too
Beatsaber is all upper body, SN is a full workout. I subbed it and it's worth it in my opinion, they are always putting put new workouts.
I can just buy beat saber once and get this exact same workout
You are correct sir! Also Pistol Whip.
3000% Right
Beat saber is excellent
Heck even Ring fit adventure is better by miles. And that’s about half the cost of an quest.
I have Beat Saber for warm-up and Box VR for workout. After watching the video, I think I'll stick with that.
The best VR workout I've gotten on quest is Thrill of the Fight. It's lik 15 bucks. Play that for like 30 mins you'll be feeling it.
damn the D print in those sweats 👌😂
Glad I wasn't the only one staring at it
Semi
if he goes commando and wears those shorts and thinner shorts I would be here every time he makes one of these "testing workout video games" lmao D print on point. Also great video haha.
D-print? I hadn't gotten that far. I was looking at that nice booty. Whoever he's married to better be tappin' that daily. Twice.
They need to charge $30 total. $20/month is INSANE! You can get a gym membership for less than that.
I bought my Quest 2 because of Beat Saber as I used to really love DDR back in the day. Now I pretty much exclusively use Supernatural. It’s what I want Beat Saber to really be. It definitely takes more than one session to figure out all the nuances of Supernatural and how to enjoy it.
The absolute best part of Supernatural is the interaction between the Community, Coaches and Developers. I have only been part of the community since mid January and have seen things I never would expect. People tag the coaches on FB and ask questions, thank them, or share their fav parts of the workout… and the coaches respond. They comment on posts, answer questions and overall just engage with the community. The developers want to hear feedback and are constantly updating and bringing new features. For some people it was a fear of heights or the size of the platform that was causing issues, so they gave options to make the platform appear bigger. You can also remove the squats. They are also releasing a ton of new boxing workouts along with their regular ones because the boxing is newer and has been a big hit.
Overall, $20 a month may seem like a lot for this; but how many people are still paying for that gym membership you don’t use? This gets used way more than any gym membership I’ve ever had and I am better for it, physically and mentally.
Riley ... normally I find that your style is way too over the top dramatic, but for this video it was spot on perfect. Well done.
The girl in the quest: Ready!!!!????
Riley: My body is ready.
I have it and love it try it for 2 or three weeks you will get in shape working great for me lost 7lbs already! And have more energy
I can't believe that despite literally every type of room exists in the LMG headquarter, there is no shower available. Come ooon, there are even RGB shower heads to swag on.
You know that would be a good idea for them ... Hey @Linus get a shower in the place if you have a gaming room then you need a shower :)
I've been playing Beat Saber for about a year off and on for fitness and it's good, but I feel this better as a fitness tool. In my opinion, Beat Saber is a game first, and exercise is a byproduct of playing it. Supernatural is geared toward exercise first and being entertaining and game like secondary. Yes, it's very similar to Beat Saber in it's objective of hitting bubbles/boxes with virtual bats/batons/swords, but having beautiful nature scenes is a real treat versus the dark "tube" of Beat Saber. It also has elements from Synth Rider as well, with the trails that you hold. The movements seem more focused and deliberate, more purposeful than in Beat Saber. Basically, I feel like it's Beat Saber with purpose. There's definitely a LOT more squatting than in Beat Saber and the combos seem more logical to how your body moves to perform exercises rather than flailing your arms super fast to hit all the boxes. I find with Supernatural, I actually squat and lunge properly more than I do in Beat Saber where I would either just bend over slightly or move my head side to side to avoid the walls. Even though I could most likely do the same with Supernatural, for some reason the way it's presented with the triangles makes me work harder than I do in Beat Saber. Same with the coaching tips of keeping your wrists straight so you move your whole arm versus flicking your wrists to hit the boxes like I've become very proficient at in Beat Saber. They both have merit and are both very enjoyable, but as a fitness tool, I feel Supernatural is better. I still like Beat Saber for some sweaty fun, and when I get into it, I feel more like I'm dancing where in Supernatural, it feels like more of a proper cardio workout.
It's a bit more affordable now than it was, it's still $19.99 per month if you go month to month and $179 a year ($14.92/mo) and the trial is 7 days now. I wouldn't say it's overly expensive, and you can have up to 4 profiles on the account for other people in your household, so $179 per year for 4 people to exercise is actually a pretty good deal versus any gym membership, which we still can't really go to with COVID.
I was just researching this and now I've found the video title that sums everything up.
I played Supernatural for the first time on the Oculus Quest today. I had to flip my table over the clear space for the game.
I played 3 "workouts" for about 90 minutes total.
Like:
- no fun-killing "Level failed" like in Beat Saber
- Less focus on pointless high scores and combos, unlike Beat Saber where score and combo are the only thing the interface shows.
- new first-party content every day,
- actual backgrounds instead of a Beat Saber neon temple. And some surreal backgrounds.
- dynamic difficulty adjustment (on some levels).
- has squats like Beat Saber Fitbeat level. There are a little too many of them.
- The notes come from really far away and don't spawn right in front of you like half of Beat Saber third-party maps
Neutral:
- Lack of wrist movement. Intuitive patterns. I hit 96% of the Supernatural targets. In Beat Saber I hit only 50% on most Expert+. On the hard Beat Saber maps, I only hit 21%. I actually like the wrist movement when its clear how to move my wrists and I still have to move my arms. Not when I'm flustered and confused. Not when I can get away with ONLY wrists. Supernatural should have wrist AND arm movement but it only has arms.
- The game has In-game heart rate monitoring, but its just monitoring and doesn't affect the game. So buying a heart rate monitor seems kind of pointless unless I really care about correlating my heart rate data with the songs.
Dislike:
- I must have played at least 15 songs. Anything that wasn't the rap or Lady Gaga was boring. I want more Monstercat, Porter Robinson and Madeon and electronic dance music in general
- The volume was too low despite my maxing out the volume on the Oculus Quest. I use the same earphones with both headsets. I'm satisfied with 95% volume on Oculus Rift S, maybe because the songs are just louder.
- The Oculus Rift S is a much better headset than the Quest because its clearer and the strap is more secure and there's no battery to charge. This game requires the use of an Oculus Quest unncessarily. The 360 doesn't add much to the game. The 360 makes me smack my bedroom wall.
- According to my Fitbit, my heart rate only reached 105 average BPM across all of (2 "medium" workouts and one "auto intensity" workout). Same as Beat Saber. I wanted it to be higher.
- The trainer talks too much. Makes me feel like I'm in a sweaty gym instead of a cool Jedi
- the dynamic difficulty only seems to occur on the "auto intensity" levels, not all the levels.
Riley is my fav of the linus crew
BOXVR is the best fitness app for the Quest. I use Beat Saber to warm up before boxing. The Ring Fit is nice but different to a VR experience. Ring Fit lets you run; attaching the controller to your leg and running on the spot is so simple but very effective. Running in VR is tricky as it jiggles the headset. The squats you get in BOXVR are not too bad for leg workout. I feel bad that I can't give the BOXVR guys more money as I use it all the time and pay the same as a game that I play only occasionally. Looking at this subscription idea I think it's good but they are pricing it quite high and will struggle to compete with lifetime purchase alternatives.
Riley: "Screw you Karen".......not realising it's a two way app....Karen: "Up yours Riley"
Rlly?!
I go to the park after dark with battery powered toy light sabers and music player, put in the earbuds play music and dance. Park is empty after dark. Get funny looks from occasional dog walker, that's part of the fun.
"Congratulations!!" SCREW YOU KAREN!!! 😁😂🤣
Pistol Whip is probably the greatest quad workout in VR (depending on how you play it). Pistol Whip, Beat Saber, and Holopoint are my VR workout. Total cost there is maybe $80 if you buy some extra tracks for BS.
This is... Literally beatsaber tho
From what I've heard, it IS more then JUST a beatsaber clone in that it has you using muscle groups that beatsaber just doesnt but...yeah, basically a beatsaber clone with a subscription instead of buying the songs.
@@Geoff_W BoxVR is beatsaber but punching instead of slicing. But also targets muscles groups . And is one time purchase
Beatsaber with triangles
Beatsabers uncool rippoff
@@thibaultmol yep, and you can run custom songs too. It's by far my favorite.
Nice thing is the software is so polished! The viewing experience is amazing..
If you get the right custom songs, this is just Beat Saber but less cool.
Randy Marsh Okay shill xD you’re completely delusional.
@@randymarsh566 found the dev
@@randymarsh566 it's a meme bud, and an unfortunate reality is, if there's a free version(or one payment), people will take it over 20 bucks a month
Randy Marsh THE GAMES CODE?? Hahaha!!! What a joke, there’s an editor ya dingledork! The very best competitive, high level beat saber songs are made by the talented community members.
There is an overwhelming quantity of quality songs with great choreography and lighting. You’ve obviously never used the editor, any slightly musical person can map out a level and that diversity of creative influx makes for excellent levels of choice.
I can usually find 3-4 version of a song I’m looking for and choose the one that fits my style best. You seriously are a shill. You’re either a dev, a paid shill, or you’ve paid for the outlandishly overpriced subscription model and are trying to justify your purchase. Lemme tell ya its not working.
Can I mod this game? Oh no? Oh that’s unfortunate. Can I add new full interfaces, colors, environments, sabers, blocks, notes, lights, songs, modifiers, settings, and recording systems? No? Oh man you’re not making a very good case for your opinion here.
@@randymarsh566 none of what you said makes sense
By one off payment, its the one 20 bucks, not one 150 bucks. Huge difference.
Netflix and what other social media app? Spotify? Why is this relevant to a fitness game?
You're also forgetting its 15 bucks on top. No ones cancelling Spotify/Netflix for this. Pointless comparison.
Save money on morning coffee? How does this game save you that. It isn't giving you a caffeine hit ???
Honestly, I believe that if they used some more lesser known artists that it cost less to get the music liscense from, and had less coached workouts, to save on the trainer cost, they could drop the price a substantial amount. If they used separate one-time purchase music packs instead of a subscription model, they could make it pretty easy for people to get into. honestly, I feel like I got a better workout out of it than beat saber, since it adjusts to make it just inside your normal range of motion, rather that a set range of motion like beat saber, but everyone's different, so, you do you.
So its basically a super overpriced version of Beat Saber, aight.
@Prem Koomr he said the real song was. as the song would get copyrighted if it was in the video
@@notnicknamed yeah, obviously, but I think he wants to know what track was used in the video, as it did sound good as hell :D
@Prem Koomr Apparently it's "Gimme That" by Katnip according to some other comment. Hope this helps!
pretty much, and seemingly has a far lower skill ceiling and far less... versatile?
No, that's not right, not even a little.
One of the recent updates allows you to double tap the side of your Quest to toggle passthrough mode that lets you see your surroudnings.
Also there's a Passthrough home environment that is actually very convenient to use (basically 1:41 never happens).
To answer the title's question...
In a word, yes.
The title isn't a question...
Xjarlie They edited the title from "Am I Out Of Shape? Supernatural"
@@plate4416 ohh the classic LTT title change
I play Supernatural every day. It’s not as “fun” as beatsaber but it is designed for fitness. The mappings are less manic, built for better flow. I also enjoy RingFit and Beatsaber, but this is my go-to workout. I sweat way more in Supernatural in either one of those, partly because Supernatural rewards power vs just making contact with targets. The pricing is easy to justify to myself since now I don’t have a gym subscription, and I value the daily new tracks and training. For a pure game I would recommend beatsaber every time, but you get a MUCH better workout with Supernatural. It’s a matter of design really. And take advantage of the silicon faceplate they’re sending out for free, you’ll need it.
I've legit lost 60lbs since I got beatsaber.. That and healthy eating.
It's funny watching this two years later, hearing you say that they're dreaming if they think people are going to pay that monthly fee. Supernatural has a HUGE subscription base, and a year ago, they added boxing workouts (that are REALLY GOOD!) Also recently (about a month ago), they started adding knee-strikes in to some of the boxing & flow workouts.
Riley you should play some ranked expert plus levels on beat saber
BoxVR looks extremely similar and throws in a lot of squats too
I'm disappointed that it has nothing to do with the tv show Supernatural D:
Seriously, why is it even called supernatural?
@@Elf_Pyro The price model is out of this world.
I contacted the company and asked why they are not available outside US and Canada.
No answer until today.
I was at least willing to give them a try because my membership for the gym ended and so I thought I might give something else a shot.
But with this non existent support and with THIS high prices. Would pay a subscription but hm.
I'll stick to Beatsaber and hope a Fitness-update comes soon with tracks like the new Fitbeat.
Beatsaber has you moving too. Instead of getting inside a triangle, you try to avoid touching red boxes.
Beat Saber + Thrill of the fight + Pistol Whip is all you need for fitness in VR
5:30 "Screw you, Karen"
But if you REALLY want to burning calories and pouring with sweat while having a ton of fun, my top recommendations are Audio Trip on Cardio mode, and Pistol Whip. Both of which leave me feeling gasping for air as if I did an all-out sprint.
The idea of getting all sweaty in a headset turns me off from vr exercise
you don't really feel it after a while, I'm 65 kg and I've been able to drop 1500 calories a day with VR...Its worth it.
reem assaf I‘m also 65kg and I need 2000 kcal to stay alive, which is two very big meals. So you need 3500 kcal, how do you eat that much?
@@Dionyzos I eat full size Ben & jerrie's ice cream. 😓
@@Dionyzos and I basically eat whenever I feel like it , so ye not very healthy but I still manage to stay slim and in shape..
@@Dionyzos 3500 kcal is like 2 pizzas in a day. some pasta is easily 1k kcal, you're just not fat enough to realize. ;)
There is a beat saber clone game called moon rider. You look it up on the browser then click the little vr in the corner. It has tons of songs from artist. (Like popular songs) and its completely free. Plus i had a fist mode and swords mode. And a mode that so you can just vibe to the music.
"Work out *_all_* parts of your body" 😏
I play thrill of the fight for exercise, but I often throw out muscles since it's easy to overdo it. Honestly though, I think it's more games that aren't action focused, stressful, fast--paced or scary that are lacking in VR. Stuff to play when you want to relax. The puzzle games are decent, but all of the RPGs are action RPGs right now for example. It's going to be nice once we have more variety of stuff to play beyond the niche that VR is currently geared towards.
I can't imagine actually working out and super sweating in that headset. No thanks!
@outcasted sushiboi and you can buy custom faceplates that are breathable and sweat resistant. Then once finished you can use a disinfectant wipe.
I can't speak for the quest, but on the rift s you can just take the shroud off and get nice fresh air in your face and it's not that bad if you turn off the lights.
Throw on an old school sweatband, add counter weight and comfort head strap, remove facial insert altogether so it no longer touches your face at all, just hangs in front of your face. your set for a solid workout.
BoxVR is similar to this in having lunges and squats, planned workouts of set times, and being way cheaper. It's like $30 normal and $10 on sale.
Can't wait to see fan boys of every VR whining about him using the quest.
I think Linus already established the quest was good.
I mean, I'm gonna whine that he's wearing it wrong 🤣
@outcasted sushiboi nothing is wrong, that's the point, yet some people still whine that oculus is facebook. Quest is a great VR
@@gabrielgingras814 yes, but some people just can't understand
@outcasted sushiboi I got bullied once for having an Oculus rift s instead of vive
"Thrill of the Fight" in the oculus store. Great boxing workout. It'll kick your ass and only costs $10.
why would I want this if I have beat saber and custom songs
Custom songs are good ngl
The monthly price is the issue, that's the same a Beatsaber or similar game - but those you pay for once and keep forever, or the same price as a gym membership - which yeah now that they are closed it is impossible to use, but once they open it makes no sense to pay $20 for one exercise when a gym offers a lot more.
This is a big scam for a Beat Saber clone
The price tag is high but Supernatural is frankly a much better workout than Beat Saber so if fitness is your main reason to play a rhythm game then Supernatural is worth looking into. I get more tired and sweaty on even the low intensity Supernatural tracks than I do on the hard songs on Beat Saber. You can see even in this video he is on pretty low intensity stuff with barely any blocks coming, but he is still exhausted at the end. The reason is because Supernatural is carefully designed from the ground up to work out all your muscle groups, but Beat Saber is just flicking your arms quickly at random blocks that no thought was given to the placement of. But if you mostly just want to play a fun game, and fitness is a side benefit, then Beat Saber is better than paying a hefty subscription.
Beat Saber and Pistol Whip are my VR workout routine. So much fun!
Review: At first I thought this would be just like beat saber with pretty backgrounds and endless talking, but I have been doing the free trial for about a week now and it is a much better workout. While Beat saber is all about the competition, Supernatural is all about the workout. It doesn’t shut you down when you screw up. The trainers are encouraging and cheerful and tell you what to do to make your workout better. The combinations were designed by trainers to work your body in specific ways. Plus I love the music, especially the punk and metal songs. I think beat saber is a super fun game, but unless you have the discipline to be able to transform it into a proper full body workout (there are videos of people doing this), that’s all it is. A game. Supernatural may not be for everyone, but if you feel lost at the gym without a trainer and/or group fitness classes, it is a good at-home alternative. I would personally rather spend money on this than go back to the smelly, crowded, and germ-infested gym. Will probably go ahead and pay the monthly rate till summer and then if I see myself continuing I will get it for the cheaper yearly rate. I tend to abandon indoor things once the weather gets nice. We’ll see.
It's been a year, how is it holding up for you? I just got a Quest 2 myself and have been wondering on whether or not I should get it.
Yeah, beat saber just announced an additional 40 free songs, so I think I'll just stick to that
The main difference between this and Beat Saber is that Beat Saber's main goal is to get a full clear and the maps are designed for "fun factor." Supernatural - the maps are designed for workouts by fitness professionals and the goal is more about your own form than getting a perfect run. Also, it's cheaper now
If you want to get a good VR workout, get Beat Saber and The Thrill of the Fight. They're more fun and won't cost you a subscription.
"Before we go pro...you want a Pro VPN!"
😂 What a segway
Oh hey, I have that Ikea TV stand, in the same color, too. Only I reinforced the legs on mine, and added a heavy stainless top to it, so I could put my old 36" Trinitron on top. It's crammed full of consoles and old video players.
If you want a good VR game that works out your legs also, check out Pistol Whip. That one kicks my butt in Hard modes
I like it, it gives me a good workout and it's very pretty. But I don't think I'll end up playing it past the free trial. I'd rather go back to Beat Saber and pay $0 per month...
My take away was that it’s beat saber with actual environments, and a coach? Outside of more curated music I don’t see how the price tag is so high monthly
Talking about cost, don't forget the cost to purchase everything you need for Oculus to do that "game" vs a Switch and Ring Fit.
If Apple made beat saber
Long time Beat Saber player for fitness, switched to Supernatural and it is a huge improvement, better music, better workouts, full body exercises, the coaches are fun and encouraging, it should cost $5 a month, but even at $15 I love it.
yeah, no. if you want something like Beat Saber to work out, just play Beat Saber. I think the YUR Fitness Discord still has weekly playlists that have tracks that are handpicked for having a lot of movement for working out. If you want a game that's a bit different from Beat Saber, a bit more workout focused, get BOXVR. $30, one time purchase, the tracks made for the game are actually surprisingly good and it lets you import your own songs that the game then generates a boxing workout around. It's like Beat Saber in that you're hitting blocks to a beat, but instead you're punching balls in different directions. Punches, uppercuts, and hooks that require some force to register a hit so that you break a sweat real fast, plus lunges and squats. And it has coaches like Supernatural. Don't pay $20 a month for a Beat Saber clone with lunges.
The fact that there aren't community made maps, the copyright BS intertwined in the song selection, the subscription fee... It just goes against everything that makes Beat Saber (or any rythem game) good.
For everyone complaining about price, I have my subscription paid for by my Heath insurance. Supernatural is a credible gym membership. They will even pay for the cost of my oculus Q2. Supernatural is far superior to beat saber when it comes to fitness. He also didn’t cover the fact there are stretching and meditations. The community is absolutely incredible. SUPERNATURAL has changed my life! 💪❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
I’m enjoying my 30 day trial but when it’s over...it’s over. You can buy a whole new game for $20 a month. Also those visuals can only be enjoyed before and after the game because who has time to admire mountains when targets are coming at you?
I was excited about Supernatural (except for the fact that it is not supported on oculus rift yet), but at $20/month, I think the asking price is too high. If they can cut it in half, and their coaching and data tracking are exceptional (because Beat saber really doesn't have fitness tracking built-in, and the songs are just alright before modding), I could maybe see myself paying $10/month or buying a year pass for $100. Unfortunately, it's not like this app exists in a vacuum chamber. There's also Beat Saber and BoxVR and Audio Shield and Dance Central and more, all of which come in at a far more sensible price.
I love the software showcase part of short circuit. So keep doing it 👍
Synth Riders, Beat Saber, Pistol Whip and most importantly Thrill Of The Fight will give you same or better workout for less money.
I was not expecting High Cup Nick to appear when he loaded up the game, nice to see my neck of the woods getting some recognition.
9.99 and ive been on this 7 days straight and it never gets old! The views are just spectacular.
I think we need Riley to do ring fitness then
Audica has licensed song, it's a one time payment for purchase.
Props to the table lifting technique from the camera man!! Straight back! What a champ
That honestly looks like Beatsaber, but with different assets. You do lunges, squats, and flail your hands around in Beatsaber too.
BoxVR is a one time purchase and is very similar
How do you use it with glassrs without a fear of scratching it lol
Just buy BoxVR or play one of the fitness maps on Beat Saber, they even have an official FitBeat song..
Riley's low key nursing a semi there