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Fun2 Studio Brings XR Rhythm Fitness Game Puffit GO! to Startsphere Taipei 2026

The exhibition targets overseas companies, media, and partners including Japan, ahead of the game's scheduled appearance at Tokyo Game Show 2026 in September.

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Fun2 Studio Brings XR Rhythm Fitness Game Puffit GO! to Startsphere Taipei 2026

Taiwan-based Fun2 Studio will exhibit its XR rhythm fitness game Puffit GO! at Startsphere Taipei 2026, held September 3 to 4, 2026. The game has players wear Meta Quest and punch targets in time with music. It is available on the Meta Quest Store for US$14.99 with a free 30-minute trial. The game also supports MR, letting real spaces become play areas.

The XR rhythm fitness game Puffit GO! is heading to Startsphere Taipei 2026, where Fun2 Studio will introduce it to overseas companies, media, and partners including Japan. The game uses the body as the controller, with players wearing Meta Quest and punching targets that appear in time with the music. Catching targets with good timing builds score and combos.

Fun2 Studio positions the title not as a substitute for serious training equipment, but as an experience where players naturally move their bodies while enjoying the game. It requires no complex controls or specialized knowledge, aiming to trigger physical activity for users without regular fitness habits. The tracks flow from warm-up, main challenge, rest, to finish, balancing game tempo with physical movement.

Beyond VR, Puffit GO! supports MR, so everyday spaces like home can serve as play areas. The character Puffit and a colorful game space soften the strict impression of fitness. The game is currently available on the Meta Quest Store for US$14.99, with the first 30 minutes free to try. It is also scheduled to be exhibited at Tokyo Game Show 2026 in September.

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