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Feb 28, 2020
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Released into Early Access as one of the first two VR rhythm games April 5, 2016, Holodance constantly evolved and continues to evolve: Punch orbs with your hands, slice drops with laserblades, shoot drones with guns or dance with dragons, with lots of different kinds of beatmaps!

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  1. Developer post

    Holodance 1.5 ... at last!

    Hi, I'm back! In March 2021, Andy from Ramen VR asked me if I could help port the VR MMO Zenith: The Last City to PSVR (1 on PS4). With Holodance never quite breaking through and both narayana games and I running low on funds ... my journey took a thrilling detour. And what a rid

  2. Developer post

    Holodance - Steam Winter Sale Discount: 50% off!

    Merry Christmas to everyone! Holodance is participating in the Steam Winter Sale 2020. If you or your friends still don't have Holodance, this is a great opportunity to get this awesome game at 50% off! And in case you missed it: We have recently had a pretty big update - check o

  3. Developer post

    Holodance 1.4 is here!

    While still primarily working on the upcoming beatmap editor, we have fixed a few things, added a few things and it's time to push these things to the default channel for everyone to play with! EDIT 2020-12-05: Just a tiny hotfix (1.4.1) because using finger pointing to control t