About the Game

ExerBeat is a rhythm-based fitness game in which players must mirror the moves of the in-game instructors. There is a total of 155 exercises, covering 8 categories: Aerobics, Hip Hop, Latin Dance, Boxercising, Karate, Karate Forms, Yoga/Pilates, and Stretching. During the exercises, the arrows that appear on screen represent the workout moves to make.

Gameplay & Core Systems

players's accuracy in reproducing the moves is rated as OK, Close, or Miss, with Rhythm Points only awarded for the first one. players is also given the option to create their own personal program based on their workout goals, trouble areas, and workout time. The game also includes a set of mini-games that are not strictly related to fitness training: Swimming, Dance Fever, Pizza Toss, Wall Smasher, and Pirate Attack. Up to two players can exercise alongside each other, each using either a single or two Wii Remotes. The Pirate Attack game requires a Wii Remote Plus or Wii MotionPlus accessory.

Standout Features

• Swimming: The game also includes a set of mini-games that are not strictly related to fitness training: Swimming, Dance Fever, Pizza Toss, Wall Smasher, and Pirate Attack.
• Wii Remotes: Up to two players can exercise alongside each other, each using either a single or two Wii Remotes.
• ExerBeat is a rhythm-based fitness game in which players must mirror the moves of the in-game instructors.
• During the exercises, the arrows that appear on screen represent the workout moves to make.
• Close: players's accuracy in reproducing the moves is rated as OK, Close, or Miss, with Rhythm Points only awarded for the first one.
• players is also given the option to create their own personal program based on their workout goals, trouble areas, and workout time.
• Wii Remote Plus: The Pirate Attack game requires a Wii Remote Plus or Wii MotionPlus accessory.

Modes & Ways to Play

On top of the exercises themselves, the game provides an "Around The World" mode where the time and Rhythm Points of the workouts are translated into miles.

Presentation & Atmosphere

On top of the exercises themselves, the game provides an "Around The World" mode where the time and Rhythm Points of the workouts are translated into miles. Those miles allow players's Mii to travel across the world and visit successive cities and landmarks.

Display support includes Progressive Scan (480p), Widescreen (16 x 9), PAL 50Hz, and PAL 60Hz.