New Vision Pro Game Turns Your Music Into Playable Levels
Flow Chaser builds rhythm challenges from imported songs, letting you hit orbs with your hands or slice cubes in environments that react to the music.
Flow Chaser (opens in a new tab) is a new Apple Vision Pro rhythm game that turns imported songs into playable levels, generating the patterns you hit with your hands or slice with virtual blades.
Developer Brian Corrieri says the game analyzes a song’s rhythm and musical structure on the headset, then builds a level around it. You do not need to create or download a beatmap, the sequence of targets that tells a rhythm game when and where to ask you to move.
Imported songs must be DRM-free audio files. The game also includes more than 140 original tracks, totaling over 7.5 hours of music, so importing songs is optional.
Play Through a Portal or Step Inside
Flow Chaser offers three game modes and four difficulty levels. Its App Store listing describes hand-tracked orb hitting, virtual blade gameplay, and support for spatial controllers.
The game’s 12 environments can open as portals in your room or surround you in full immersion. Lighting, animations, and visual effects respond to the track as you play.
Music for a Workout
Sessions can be started as workouts, with estimated calorie tracking and activity syncing to Apple Health. The game also offers on-device AI playlists drawn from its included music, plus Game Center achievements and competition.
Flow Chaser launched September 14 and is available for $14.99 on the U.S. App Store (opens in a new tab). It requires Apple Vision Pro running visionOS 27 or later.
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