Ragnarock is an Absolutely Incredible Virtual Reality Game!!! (And an AMAZING WORKOUT!!!!) - FGR
3Ragnarock is an Absolutely Incredible Virtual Reality Game!!! (And an AMAZING WORKOUT!!!!) - FGR
Jack Jenkins’ review of Ragnarock highlights it as one of the best VR rhythm games, comparing it favorably to titles like Beat Saber and Guitar Hero. Played on the Meta Quest 3, the Viking-themed game challenges players to drum to the beat, propelling their ship forward in both single and multiplayer modes. While Jenkins praises the music selection—featuring metal bands and community-made custom songs—he suggests that more game modes, like a story or challenge mode, would enhance the experience. Over 30 days, Jenkins burned 6,764 calories, averaging 11.64 calories per minute, marking it as his most effective VR workout so far. With a weight loss of 4.6 pounds, he calls Ragnarock a must-have for VR enthusiasts and an excellent, adrenaline-fueled workout.
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Hit me up on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/truejackjenk/?hl=enScript:Ragnarock is one of the best Virtual Reality music games I have ever played. It's up there with Beat Saber and Guitar Hero as ten out of ten music games. But how much of a workout is it? Well, stay tuned to my full review. What's going on everybody? My name is Jack Jenkins and this is my channel where I talk about self-improvement through challenges. This series is fitness games review where I play an active game for thirty days, review it, and see how many calories are burned. The review is Ragnarock played on my Meta Quest 3 headset.Ragnarock is a rhythm game where you play as a Viking. You must lead your Viking ship and crew through the river by banging to the beat of a song on drums. These relics will appear, and you must time your hit to crush them. Hit them on the beat for a more powerful reaction, making you and your Viking ship go faster. As you build up combos you will fill this meter on the hammer. Once the meter is full, smack the shield to your side to electrify your crew and propel them forward. There are two meters to fill, one on the handle and one on the head of the hammer. Get the handle filled for a small boost, and fill up both meters for a giant push forward. In single-player, your goal is to get far enough to get bronze, silver, or gold metal. In multiplayer, you must be farther along than the competitors by the song's end. If you are watching someone play the game, you may be confused about why I think it's so great. It just looks like someone is swinging the controllers around like a Wii remote. But in Virtual reality, the unique art style and the incredible choice of music make you feel like a Viking leader heading toward victory! While playing the game, you can unlock different hammer types and ships. They only offer cosmetic differences but still, it's great that there is something to complete for. Outside that, the only goal in single-player mode is to hit the gold medal on all songs. I would love for there to be a story mode or a challenge mode, but for twenty-five dollars, you still get a solid amount of content to play with the forty-two songs in the base game. Speaking of the music, this game has a great collection of songs. Music is one of the most important aspects of rhythm game, and Ragnarock will not disappoint metal fans. While you won't hear big-name bands… I mean, it's a twenty-dollar indie game. You will get a nice collection of artists. Alestorm, Sons of O'Flaherty, Saltatio Mortis, and other European bands that I will absolutely butcher the names of. There were many bands that I hadn't heard of but are now in the workout playlist. You also got semi-famous metal bands like Jinger in the mix. All of these bands are perfectly picked to match with the Viking ascetic of the game. It even has a Celtic-EDM fusion song that just works. I played through each one to try and get gold in each beginner level and didn't have a song I didn't like.While playing the game, I got that gold level for each song and even some of the intermediate levels. See, each song in the game has three levels, each with a difficulty rating on it from one to ten. When I first started playing the game, I did horribly. I was too slow and couldn't even complete a level three song at gold....
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