Audioshield lets you pop music bubbles in VR

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In 2008, Dylan Fitterer released the music game Audiosurf, notable both for its reflex-based racing gameplay and its ability to create courses based on the music you already own. Fitterer developed the game mostly by himself, and it became a cult success, leading to a sequel that exited Steam Early Access last year. Now he's back with a virtual reality music game called Audioshield, which he says builds on a lot of the technology from Audiosurf.