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Catch Flex Turns Your Whole Body Into The Controller
Catch Flex is a new rhythm and fitness game available on PC and handheld PC devices like the ASUS ROG Ally, utilizing a single camera to track the player's entire body as the controller. Priced at £8.39, the game requires no additional hardware like gamepads or VR headsets, and features ten original tracks with varying movement challenges. Players can also create custom levels using a web-based editor and compete via local split-screen or global leaderboards.
Pushup RPG: Fitness Quest Is a Push-Up & Squat Counter Game
Pushup RPG: Fitness Quest is a new mobile fitness game that uses the phone's camera and pose detection to count push-ups and squats, turning physical effort into in-game attacks. The game features a single-player campaign with 48 foes, separate tracking for push-ups and squats, and multiplayer modes including live challenges and an online arena. The developers have assured privacy, stating that camera feeds are processed in memory and discarded, with recording off by default.
Another 'Nintendo Switch 2 Edition' Is Punching Our Way This July
Imagineer is releasing Fitness Boxing 3: Your Personal Trainer on July 16, 2026, for the Nintendo Switch, with Nintendo handling international publishing. The game will feature new modes like 'Advanced Judgement' and 'Boost Up', utilize the Switch 2 Camera for form tracking, and offer enhanced visuals. An upgrade pass will be available for existing Switch owners.
Rager review - fight robots and keep fit in VR
Rager is a PlayStation VR2 rhythm combat game that combines virtual reality with fitness, challenging players to fight robots with swords and maces to an EDM soundtrack. While offering satisfying melee combat and a good workout, the game is criticized for its extreme brevity, with all levels completable in about an hour.
