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Rave Gazebo

Gregory Osborne, Michael Davis (Ratface), Austin Vogel (Stin), Falling Starheart · Published by Rave Gazebo LLC · Official site ↗

Last updated 28 Sept 2026

Rave Gazebo is a dance-interactive album. Flail your arms wildly and see the sound and environment respond to your gestures. Experience visuals impossible to see outside of VR! You are in control.

DJCTQ 6VR

£12.79

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4 Sept 2026Lowest: £12.79 · Highest: £12.7910 Oct 2026

Indie, Simulation, Casual · 2023 · More £5 - £15 games

Dance through a kaleidoscope of colors and sounds in Rave Gazebo. Created by Gregory Osborne and featuring unique VR visuals, this 2023 indie game lets you control the environment with your arm movements.

About this game

This dance-interactive VR album contains six songs. Each song has 6 layers of pre-composed music, and when you flail with your hands the direction of the hand's movement switches to a different layer of music. Your gestures also interact with the environment, tossing out physics objects like lobsters or disco balls, or sometimes just lightning that glitches out anything it touches.

With groundbreaking visuals that take advantage of stencil shaders to create portals and glitch effects, this album abandons realism and leans into the power of Virtual Reality to create a world impossible to replicate outside of a VR headset.

There are no points in Rave Gazebo and you cannot play it wrong. There is no objective other than to play around remixing the music and interacting with the environment.

Track List:
Rave Gazebo - Greg_OS and Ratface
Condiment Tie Dye - Greg_OS
Antiparticle Lobster - Ratface
Quadra Section - Stin
Moonglade Express - Falling Starheart
Xylitol Isomalt - exjaynine

System Requirements

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Minimum

Minimum:
  • OS: Windows 10
  • Processor: Intel i5-4590, AMD Ryzen 3 PRO 2200GE, AMD Ryzen 5 2400GE, or AMD FX 8350
  • Memory: 500 MB RAM
  • Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 1060 / AMD Radeon RX 480
  • Storage: 500 MB available space
  • VR Support: OpenXR
  • Additional Notes: Optimized for standalone on the Quest 1, so theoretically most PCVR setups should be able to run it.

Supported Languages

English*
*languages with full audio support

Latest news

  • Patch NotesOfficial

    Fixed Tutorial Sound Bug

    Fixed bug where if you completed the tutorial and then started it again immediately the narration wouldn't play. Made it so that when you choose the menu button tutorial sound stops immediately instead of after a couple seconds.
    Read full article on Community Announcements (That Son Of A Glitch)
  • Patch NotesOfficial

    Tutorial Narration Update

    Tutorial remembers if you've completed it in previous songs. Tutorial voice over now split into multiple stages for lock and groove panel section. Fixed bug where panels wouldn't recognize if you were looking at them and would disappear. Expanded range of trigger speed to .2, 4 Haptics default to enabled. Changed name "Lock" to "Dance Mode", removed the big red Xs that make you think you're doing something wrong and replaced with a particle system that matches the color of the current groove.
    Read full article on Community Announcements (That Son Of A Glitch)
  • Patch NotesOfficial

    Trigger Speed Slider

    Added Trigger Speed Slider to the Gazebo to allow for user preference and customizability Added voice over to the tutorial Editing tutorial for energy to replace with a bar that goes up and down Changed groove selection panels so that they spawn around the four edges of the gazebo instead of right under you Added more dancers to Rave Gazebo Better colliders for environment in Xylitol Isomalt Cutout Lobsters in Antiparticle Lobster glitch out more slowly
    Read full article on Community Announcements (That Son Of A Glitch)

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