As the demand for gamification continues to rise, the gaming industry is increasingly focusing on motion-based games. The rapid advancement of technologies such as Mixed Reality (MR) and Augmented Reality (AR), along with progress in hand tracking and eye tracking, has introduced a new era of deeply interactive gaming experiences. This study conducts a comparative analysis of existing somatosensory audio games, evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of various technological approaches and proposing innovative solutions to address current limitations, with a particular emphasis on the potential of MR to enhance user experience. The paper explores the potential of integrating technologies like object recognition and gesture recognition to enhance interactivity and convenience in somatosensory audio games. It discusses how such integrations could not only promote game development and innovation but also break down the barriers between the real and virtual worlds. Future research directions are outlined to focus on leveraging these advanced technologies to create more immersive gaming experiences that stimulate and convey music, indicating the significant potential of gamification in the evolution of music and rhythm games.
