Supernatural, the VR fitness app, has launched\u2014or rather, re-launched\u2014into early access on Quest today following a spin-out from Meta earlier this summer. <\/p>\n
Supernatural is a subscription-based fitness app that\u2019s all about dodging, squatting, batting (and punching) orbs to the beat\u2014and burning some serious calories in the process. And Supernatural Health<\/a>, the 15-person independent team behind the app, have now launched it in early access on Quest.<\/p>\n Early access is said to already feature thousands of workouts, including what the studio calls \u201cremastered favorites\u201d alongside new workouts. That comes along with hundreds of tracks, a new Laguna Torre home environment, and household accounts supporting up to four people on one headset, the studio says.<\/p>\n Throughout early access, the studio says it will be adding more workouts, music, and environments on a rolling basis.<\/p>\n Previous members will be able to bring their previous workout history, which includes transferring points, start date, streaks, favorites and badges from the original app through December 3rd. Users will also be able to keep an eye on progress with a new mobile companion app.<\/p>\n \u201cIt\u2019s not every day you get to make a comeback, but thanks to the Supernatural community, that\u2019s exactly what we\u2019re doing,\u201d said Supernatural CEO James Senior. \u201cEarly Access gets Supernatural back into members\u2019 hands now, so we can build what comes next with them. We\u2019ll be adding new workouts every week, bringing back more music and building features like Supernatural Together and a new mobile app. This is just the start.\u201d <\/p>\n The app is free to download from the Horizon Store<\/a> and supports Quest 2 and above. A subscription is required however, costing $20 per month or $200 per year, with 7-day and 14-day free trials, respectively. For now, the service is only available in the US and Canada.<\/p>\n