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Accessible and immersive rhythm gaming


Highfield Campus

Age suitable for:
  • All Ages


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In this drop-in session, players wear a VR headset and take on short rhythm-based challenges - but instead of relying on two-handed controllers, you use your head and eyes to make music.
By staring at the right tiles and blinking at just the right moment, you can hit the beats of a three-minute track and watch your score build up in real time. At the end, your results are revealed, showing how well you've kept in time with the rhythm.
This accessible rhythm game attempts to remove barriers often found in conventional music-making and gaming, opening up playful and creative experiences for people of all abilities. Whether you are a gamer, a music lover, or simply curious about how technology can make the arts more inclusive, this activity offers a chance to try something truly different - fun, fast-paced, and eye-opening in more ways than one.


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