I've been waiting for this game for months. The teasers just don't do the game justice, you have to play it to understand how great this game is.

Controls (A): Controls are tight, and responsive. Any times I screw up, I know that I screwed up because I screwed up, not because the game screwed me over. Having any kind of input lag can destroy a Rhythm game and its great to see that the game is synchronized properly for the game play.

Visuals (A-): The game's visuals are absolutely amazing and are by no way ever straining on the eyes, or problematic on the brain. However, the game does lack on the "stacking" issue. Since the blocks come straight at you, if two blocks, one after another come at you, many times, you can't see the second block's direction, which is vital to expert mode. However, with practice, you can learn how the game wants you to swing and its not a big problem.

Song Choice (B+): I love the 10 songs, and I think I'll have plenty of time to actually master these for a while, but I know that people are complaining about "no custom tracks" in the game. This may be an issue, but I don't think its too severe an issue that its not worth the $20. The songs that are on the base pack are actually well put together and I could add it to my work mix.

Gameplay (A): I will say that the gameplay being straightforward and easy to understand has been an absolute delight in this game. Rhythm games difficult to pick up can die on takeoff, but the concepts are very easy to understand, and the functionality of all of these concepts are great. The game offers some interesting modes like Single Saber and No Arrows for you to just see how the beat of the game goes, rather than worrying about direction.

Overall: A
I would have any Vive or Oculus Room VR user pick up this game and add it to their VR library, especially if you would like to exercise. I think this game will actually convince me to do squats. :)