VR Maestro: Player's VR Games by Double Jack

Nearly brilliant. Close. The store is filled with amazing reviews for this game, which was an incredible entertainment experience for me, worth every penny. Having grown up in concert halls, this takes you back in a way that only VR can replicate. There are many reviews discussing this, so I'll skip to how it could be made perfect, hoping the devs read this, as they're SO CLOSE. Essentially, the appeal of this game is the ability to vicariously experience the real emotion of being a symphonic composer in a real concert hall. There are two things that could take this game from solid to truly transcendent: Firstly, while playing individual movements of various timeless classics is fun, the real money - and experience - lies in letting us conduct an entire symphony. All the elements are there, but there's a huge opportunity being left on the table. Please, PLEASE, let us pay to conduct not just three minutes of Beethoven's fifth, but the whole symphony. This is where you'll truly make money, and provide the ultimate Quest 3 experience. The people who love this game are classical music fans seeking exactly that - they're looking to relive the experience of performing, and the realism of that experience is the game's entire appeal. The biggest hits are fun, but anything else is like living inside a movie trailer instead of the movie itself.