Hop Step Sing! Astral Piece
Developer Kodansha, Kodansha VR Lab
In its fifth installment, Hop Step Sing!'s VR Music Video series takes interactivity to the next level. Join Niina Nijikawa as she dazzles you with her singing and dancing with her classmates after school hours. From the Steam store page
10 reactions from 1 source (Steam reviews) · newest May 28, 2023 · last updated Oct 8, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
9 positive · 1 negative
95% range 60–98%
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10 of 10 · most liked firstMakes my degenerate heart all fuzzy inside.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I hate to be the first negative review for something, but there just wasn't enough here to justify the price or the high ratings. 10 dollars for a music video that lasts something like 6 minutes, and as a standalone VR experience, just didn't provide anything unique or interesting. There are far better VR experiences that cost no money, and even had this been free, I still don't think I would have been impressed or satisfied with how I spent my time. I am probably not the target audience for…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Another good addition to the Hop Step Sing line up. Song and choreography are again very well done and this time you have the option for free walking through the music video! If you aren't a fan of anime idol music videos this may not convert you, but any Hop Step Sing fan should grab it. 2 slight annoyances though - there's no way to turn off the comfort vignettes at all and the Niina model from music vid 4 seems here to stay, of all the Niina models used I preferred any of the others to 4…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm a fan of HSS! and would recommend any of their songs. It's great having music videos like this in VR and I would love to see more artists/groups utilizing the medium. The songs might only be a few minutes of content each but I rewatch them a lot. I find music videos are a good way to wind down after playing a VR game but before taking off the headset. All of their songs are good but since you might not want to just buy all of them right off the bat (there is a bundle available), how about…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Niina has the cutest voice and actions, I love singing and dancing with her multiple times uwu....
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Continues to be the gold standard for AMVR (Anime Music Virtual Reality). I like how each new song they push VR further each time. What's new in this song is non-linear movement. As I get sick very easily in VR. I'm glad to say they nailed this down perfectly. Mostly it's not rotating the camera and allowing you to follow along yourself. The directing for this VR experience is perfect and natural for following along the character. There was several points where I was worried that it might make…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →So I've paid money to an anime girl to dance in school and sing me a great (I suppose) song that I don't understand because I don't know Japanese and it only lasted around 5 minutes. 10/10
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Ok, I'm sorry, but if you don't find this totes supes adorbs, then I don't see how we can be friends. I'm sorry, but I don't make the rules... (WARNING: For those of you who may have a soul: I have determined it is not physically possible to view this without playing along in role-play and trying to mirror every last dance move. Every single time. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!!!)
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It is start of the age of vr mv.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The asset quality, interactivity, and art design in this experience is lower than Naked Heart, but better than all others. Its performance is one of the worst. You may need to use lower than native scaling.
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