Enhance·Released Oct 13, 2016·Single player
The ultimate version of Sega's psychodelic rail-shooter adventure Rez, fully remastered and evolved, including VR support and additional new content, all by members of the original development team
Quite the opposite is Area X, the level made for PSVR, which was reason enough to buy Sony's headset all on its own. Despite how incredible an impression that area left last time, it's that much better now. Between the resolution bump, the HDR, the upgrade from Unreal Engine 4 to 5, and the improved tracking, the newly refreshed Area X is every bit the must-play it was seven years ago. If you're on the fence about dishing out for the relatively slight upgrade fee, rest assured, it's worth it.
Like having a drunken conversation with a friend who really loves music, but it's a videogame and good.
Rez Infinite is the greatest VR game to date
Have you ever really played Rez? I thought I had, but now I'm not so sure. That very first time back in 2001 on the Dre…
Magnificent many years after its original release, Rez Infinite finally feels at home on PlayStation VR – and virtual reality has got its first killer app. A sensational sensory overload, this sublime shooter may be short-lived, but you'll be hard pushed to find an experience more deserving of your attention this year.
An already amazing journey into synesthesia achieves its full potential with PS VR and Area X.
With or without the PlayStation VR, Rez Infinite is a trippy, imaginative rail-shooter with a visual style all its own.
With the addition of VR and its off-rails Area X, Rez Infinite is a new classic for the current generation.
