Hitstream - Demo Version

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Release date

April 1, 2021

Publisher

And 7 Limited

Work up a sweat without even realising it as you punch, stretch, squat & step your way to fitness in this 360° game where challenges greet you from every angle.

Designed with positive energy & mental wellbeing in mind, Hitstream takes you to stunning locations across the globe, bringing the outdoor world to you, wherever you are.

Hit the targets, catch the orbs, dodge the walls, & meet the head rings.

This full-body workout comes with over 12 hours of choreographed gameplay across 3 difficulty levels plus random journey options, multiplayer, & both virtual & mixed reality environments, meaning Hitstream can be as different or familiar as you like each time you play.

Every action is perfectly timed to the beat of the music, with soundtracks that have been specially selected to take you on a range of journeys, from uplifting adventures that work on agility to hard-hitting routines that build strength & stamina.

Additional challenges await those who achieve a score of 90% or more -- can you make the grade?

Hitstream: the challenge surrounds you!

This demo features a selection of workouts to try out before deciding on the Full Version.

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4.65

124 ratings

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GeeMann

April 8, 2021

5/5

Wow!

This was a surprise. The thing that got me to download it was the promise of being able to exercise in different environments, and honestly I didn't know what to expect and figured it might be meh or even suck, but nope, it's awesome. What I like is there's a simplicity to everything in terms of jumping right into it and getting started but then there's also enough variation in the exercises and environments to keep it fresh. And the music works really well too, it feels polished and goes great with the exercises. This should be in the main store. I'm excited to keep using it and will buy a full version with more environments and songs. I know some exercise apps like this do subscriptions, I hope that won't be the case here. I'd rather buy an app once.

19 found this helpful

Banana-zoa

December 30, 2021

5/5

Best Cardio Workout Program app

The best app to replace fitxr, supernatural!! I hope to officially launch in 2022! The sooner the better! As you promised, if you run it only by adding dlc without a subscription, i plan to purchase both the app and every dlc to be released in 2022! There is no doubt that it is the best exercise program. I will be recommending it to my friends a lot. Do your best. Please release it quickly. Developers.

15 found this helpful

ShirlyOxendineWayman

July 12, 2021

5/5

Thank you!

Fantastic! I have uncontrolled Refractory RA &my mom died so the stress makes my RRA worse. It's difficult to find a workout that doesn't make me miserable. This gets me moving & doesn't make my RRA flare. I told my doctor about it and he's pleased to hear that I am finally up and about! Thank you so very much. Also, the exercise may help with the depression following my mom's passing. I'm looking forward to the full version. One suggestion: if it's not too difficult, hand tracking would be great! Thanks so much, SW

9 found this helpful

vgergo

April 12, 2021

5/5

Can hardly wait for the finished product

This combines the best features of some of the most popular workout apps. I just hope this will be affordable, especially for us, early supporters ;-) What FitXR is doing with scarce content and expensive add-ons is just plain greedy, not to mention Super Natural, which costs $240 annually and not even available outside the US.

8 found this helpful

topcodet52

January 24, 2022

2/5

Nice, but confusing

I’m a regular user of FitXR and Audio Trip. Before covid I’ve been doing quite a bit of boxing and kickboxing in the gym. I also subscribe to Les Mills+ (on demand). I was looking forward to adding a new app to my regime and tried the hitstream demo. It looks quite nice. The screen is mostly a 2D background, with only the floating arena rendered on top of it in 3D. This in contrast to FitXR and Audio Trip which are fully 3D. As said, it still looks quite nice. After a few test rounds I have to conclude that everything is a little confusing. There is a mayhem of objects flying towards you, which somewhat reminds me of Japanese bullet curtain (bullet hell) shooters. All the objects have different things you need to do on them (punch, uppercut, hook, touch, and various weird high uppercuts and swings). There is a training session that explains them, although it uses confusing terminology (punch vs strike, which is weird, since a punch is a type of strike to begin with). While the training session is doable, having everything thrown at once towards you in the actual levels makes you just randomly flinging your arms around, instead of the targeted moves you do in FitXR. Maybe it’s a flaw of the demo, and the full app builds it up more gradually. Despite being no stranger to these types of apps, and both FitXR and Audio Trip being quite intense at times as well, I felt completely overwhelmed here. Hopefully the developers can improve things here and balance the game out a little. I have high hopes that this will become a 5 star game in the future and will adjust my rating if it indeed gets better.

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