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Double Jack / Oct 22, 2024 / Casual, Indie, Simulation
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Maestro is a unique VR rhythm game where you conduct a symphonic orchestra using just your hands. Every gesture matters, your hands are precisely tracked to keep the tempo, cue the instruments, and shape the music in real time. The music is yours to direct, not to follow.
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Open on SteamVery Positive
96% positive, 281 reviews
One of the best VR Rhythm games out there, It's incredibly fun and really does give you the feel of a symphony conductor. It has a very good collection of the classics in the base game, But the really popular and fun ones are locked behind paid DLCs. To the devs: PLEASE, for the love of music, Give us tools and an option to play with custom music and design our own conducting!
23 found this helpful, 2026-06-27
I rarely write reviews on Steam, but Maestro is worth the effort. It's a VR-only rhythm game where you conduct an orchestra; but it's so much more than its parts. It combines a good sense of humour, great (brilliant!) music and has obviously been put together with a lot of love. It oozes charisma! Download the demo and have a go There's some decent DLC, but I would be happy with just more classical music in the...
16 found this helpful, 2025-12-23
While the idea of the game is great, execution is too lacking in audio. You have an orchestra around you, as you are conducting the music, but audio is not spatial, so it does not match to the orchestra around you breaking the immersion. For instance ques can be directing you to point to the right, but audio is coming from left. Having spatial audio would set it apart from Beat Saber, but having only the visual...
14 found this helpful, 2025-12-21
As a musician who sucks at beat saber this is a lot of fun. It's not always realistic with the conducting methods, but hey, it's a game and it's about 90% accurate. Definitely recommend for the gameplay. My issue with this game is the very limited library of songs (about 20ish including the free DLC). I only have about 4 hours and I finished all of the songs on hard mode from the main game and the free DLC. For this...
18 found this helpful, 2026-01-08
Funniest review
So, I'm standing there with my headset on, waving my arms around like I'm some crème de la crème top class maestro, and I'm in my underwear because it's actually very hot in my room. And then somewhere in the middle of this performance, I think to myself, I really need to buy some curtains.
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