Feature Ideas

I think some achievements, even if simple and easy to obtain, would be appreciated by many. I would be one of them.

PSVR2 controllers will be available soon for Apple Vision Pro in the US. So, I hope the PowerBestsVR will also be available at Apple app store.

The software still has an old-fashioned feel even though there have been many updates. I'm talking about the game play itself, the balls, etc are old fashioned and have not been changed in years, as far as I know.

Allow user to remove the top points counter - for folks that just want to use this as an exercise platform, the point counter at the top adds no value

Music streaming service integration

Allow me to have a 'boxing mode', like boxvr, where all punches are similar to how you'd train for boxing. At the moment I can have balls flying at my waist and in all sorts of uncomfortable positions to hit

Multiplayer mode

Please add multiple profile support to the game. My wife plays on my Quest basically just for this game and I'd like to keep her stats and options separate.

Please add the possibility to read heart rate and spO2 with other devices (Xiaomi Mi-Band, Apple Watch, Fitbit and so on)

Making sharing and importing custom songs easier Shake controller or press trigger to determine BPM manually Scroll long custom song names Supporting more audio codecs (m4a, ...)

requested by a user

Basically an unlimited number of songs

Are there any plans to add more songs or is it just using our own playlist?

if the user has their height in there have it where you have to put the head through rings/ where you do multiple lunges. left/ right/ center/ maybe even prone. get people on a more burpee or design.. but I think to do the prone, you would need to have a hands free mode which would honestly be awesome.

It is not easy to generate a good workout from a sound track. The important thing is not just the rhythm. The various parts of the song should be distinguished; the refrain, ie that part of the song which is repeated several times, should be recognized and the corresponding movements should also repeat themselves in the same way. It would be important to distinguish the voice and the various instruments: drums, acoustic and electric guitar, electronic music, the piano. When a song is dominated by drum hits, they should correspond to actions. Furthermore, in its different parts a song can have different bpm. Doing these things would require a neural recognition algorithm, not a semice rhythm analysis. The generator is the weak point of any rhythm game. Such a generator could generate an incredibly effective match between music and exercise.00