Press Start: "One of the coolest-feeling, most entrancing and memorable VR experiences I've had in some time"
Digital Trends: "Thrasher quickly cemented itself as one of the best VR games I've ever played"
From the artist & composer behind the cult hit THUMPER comes THRASHER, a mind-melting arcade odyssey and audiovisual experience. With the wave of your hand (or controller), guide a magnificent space eel through mesmerizing alien worlds. Swoop, dash and thrash to defeat wild bosses in the ultimate race for survival.
Immerse yourself in a dazzling odyssey where music, visuals, and gameplay mesh into one transcendent experience. Journey from the depths of primordial gloom to the heights of celestial bliss, culminating in a heart pounding reckoning with a cosmic baby god.
Swoop, dash and thrash at breakneck speed, busting through obstacles and stacking up combos, leading to nine jaw dropping encounters with mysterious leviathans that will challenge your skills, and your sanity.
Deploy power-ups to supercharge your space eel and max out your combos. Create a destructive rainbow spray of bullets, bulldoze everything in a blaze of color and light, slow things down to create a perfect path through the chaos, and more.
Vibe out and enjoy the wild journey, or push yourself to the limit by chaining together massive combos to worm your way up the rankings.
December 19, 2024
Our last update of the year just dropped and we have a new feature that completionists should love: Quick Wave Restart You can now perfect your runs and go for that coveted S+ rank across the entire game with ease! While playing any wave in the game, if you make a mistake with your combo or…
October 15, 2024
We're excited to announce the release of an update that enhances THRASHER on Quest 3 and the new Quest 3S! We've pushed the framerate to 90fps (up from 72), boosted the resolution, and overhauled the haptic experience for the Touch Plus controllers. Thanks to Meta's Haptics Studio, audio in the…
February 17, 2025
I loved Thumper and decided to give this game a shot based on the good reviews. I'll cut right to the chase--this game plays like a free web-based flash game from 10 years ago. There's nothing immersive about it--no reason for it to be in VR. It's a hollow shell mannequin of Thumper's aesthetic, which has audio queues telling you something epic is happening when nothing could be further from the truth. I really hope people see this review because this game is a pathetic cash-grab and I don't want others to feel as cheated as I do right now. Sadly I played this game for about 20 minutes and haven't picked it up in weeks. Because of this I can't return it.
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July 26, 2024
First off, the gameplay, visuals, and music are 5/5, if you are on the fence, just buy the game. It’s hypnotic, psychedelic, and addicting. Initially I was thinking it was too simple, but it does feel like the opposite side of the same coin in regards to Thumper. If Thumper is all about precision with very little room for error, Thrasher is all about improvisation and flow, more forgiving until you start chasing those high score. I docked a point because the sound and music are so incredible, but it feels like very muffled, like it was compressed or rendered poorly. I put on headphones expecting crisp and full spectrum audio, but it really felt like something was missing, the highs aren’t there and lows didn’t boom. I think this could easily be fixed, and I hope it does.
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April 6, 2025
After several months of quest+ release failures it looks like its time to cancel soon if meta can't get it together... how about some value as a trade off for our monthly payment? Maybe something that wouldn't be in the bargain bin at a dollar store?
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July 26, 2024
Like Thumper, this is a great game to sit on the couch and get completely sucked into. It’s challenging and addictive. And of course the music and atmosphere is top notch. You won’t be disappointed.
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August 28, 2024
I really had a hard time at first with this one and could only play for small sessions but I kept coming back and getting more comfortable with it feels very satisfying and the creature starts to just move where you think it should , it almost feels like moments of singularity. Very challenging and I recommend breaks but I think it’s a glimpse of what the future of gaming can and will be. The music and gameplay evolves very slowly but at a wonderful pace. The best hand tracking experience to date for me. Well done.
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