Let's Yoga

Let's Yoga
Developer(s)	Konami
Publisher(s)	Konami
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Platform(s)	Nintendo DS
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Genre(s)	Fitness game
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Let's Yoga is a fitness game developed and published by Konami for the Nintendo DS handheld console. Released in 2007, the game is designed to teach and guide players through various yoga exercises and routines.

Gameplay

The game features a variety of yoga poses and sequences, aimed at both beginners and more advanced practitioners. Players can follow along with on-screen instructions and animations to perform each pose correctly. The game utilizes the Nintendo DS's touch screen to allow players to navigate through menus and select different routines.

Features

• Guided Sessions: The game offers guided yoga sessions that range in difficulty and duration, catering to different skill levels and time constraints.
• Custom Routines: Players can create their own custom yoga routines by selecting from a list of available poses.
• Progress Tracking: The game includes a feature to track the player's progress over time, helping them to monitor improvements in flexibility and strength.
• Breathing Exercises: In addition to physical poses, the game also includes guided breathing exercises to help players relax and focus.

Development

Let's Yoga was developed by Konami, a company known for its diverse range of video games. The game was part of a series of fitness and lifestyle games released by Konami for the Nintendo DS, which also included titles like Let's Pilates.

Reception

The game received mixed reviews from critics. Some praised it for its accessibility and the quality of its instructional content, while others felt that the limitations of the Nintendo DS hardware made it difficult to follow along with the exercises.

See also

• Yoga
• Fitness game
• Nintendo DS
• Konami