STARWAVE is a premium arcade title for PC from developers Tigertron and Skymap Games. It is an interactive VR rhythm game with a distinct astrological theme. In it, players will go on a cosmic voyage to see the wonders of space and the stars while vibing to the beat of futuristic synth wave dance tracks. 

Much like Cooking Simulator VR and Beat Saber, STARWAVE takes full advantage of VR headsets and controllers to provide immersive and engaging gameplay. Combined with free-flow movement mechanics, players can play and experience the game however they like and can jump in right away. 

Cosmic ride 

STARWAVE is essentially a rhythm game set in the vast reaches of the cosmos. In it, you will go on an interstellar journey to see the stars, planets, and other heavenly bodies while vibing to an original adrenaline-pumping synth-wave soundtrack. Explore 36 unique locations across six galaxies as you move to the beat of the music in a vibrant display of colors and particle effects. 

The gameplay in STARWAVE has you use your headset to view your surroundings while using your controllers to swing at all kinds of space objects. The game features the aforementioned free-flow movement system, which basically means you can hit targets however you want. Complete unique objectives that have you destroying incoming asteroids, charging up comets, and even following stardust trails. 

For a more relaxing time, you can enter Stargazer Mode wherein you will be tasked with creating different constellations in the sky by gathering star energy. Now, before proceeding, just be aware that the game is made for Meta Quest headsets. However, it currently only supports three models from the lineup, namely the Meta Quest 2, Meta Quest 3, and the Meta Quest Pro. 

Move to the rhythm of the stars 

If you own a Meta Quest VR headset and are looking for a game to play, STARWAVE is a beautifully crafted experience that lets you explore galaxies that gets you going with its thumping, futuristic soundtrack. The unique objectives are nice and fun to accomplish, and the Stargazer Mode is pretty relaxing. Just make sure your specific model is supported, and you're good to go.