Supernatural for Quest 2 can now be played with just one hand
The most popular VR workout app is now more accessible than ever.
What you need to know
- The latest Supernatural update, available now, includes a new one-controller mode.
- All existing songs have been retrofit with the ability to use just one controller, meaning you won't have to wait for new ones in order to use the new feature.
- This adds to the number of accessibility features in the fitness app, which include front-facing only, large floor platform, and no squats mode.
Fitness is one of the better reasons to get a VR headset like a Quest 2 but, if you've got certain accessibility needs, some games just aren't easy (or possible) to play. To help players with limb differences or temporary injuries, Supernatural just made a new update available that lets players use just one controller during their workouts.
Supernatural is one of the best VR fitness games for many reasons, and this latest accessibility feature further builds on the available modes in the fitness app. Supernatural already includes modifiers to use front-facing only mode and no squat mode — which are particularly excellent for folks in wheelchairs or with other movement impairments — and large floor platform, which can help folks overcome their fear of heights or vertigo in some of the app's taller destinations.
Best yet, all existing Supernatural workouts will work with the new one-controller feature and all other accessibility features. The fitness app can intelligently adjust workouts to fit within the requested parameters, helping to avoid gaps or other awkward sequences during workouts. That means you won't have to compromise the fidelity of your workouts if you need to adjust them for any reason.
Comparatively, Beat Saber added 87 new single-saber beat maps back in July because the fitness app's different difficulty levels and modes each has to be manually mapped. That means unless new songs are specifically made for single-saber mode, songs won't support the mode.
By the end of this month, it's expected that Supernatural will add knee detection to its repertoire of features, allowing players to add in additional lower-body workouts to the already intense upper-body movements in the fitness app.
Supernatural is THE VR fitness app, with daily workouts, real coaches, and popular songs. Try it for free and, if you like it, it's just $19.99 per month. Not a bad deal considering the price of a gym membership.
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Workout from the comfort of your home! The Meta Quest 2 enables players of all abilities to give VR a try, and games like Supernatural help broaden access to the most exciting media concept in years.
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