Rez Infinite

Rez Infinite Anniversary Stream October 13, 2023 was the seventh anniversary of Rez Infinite's launch on PlayStation 4, and third anniversary of its launch on the Meta Quest. To celebrate this occasion we hopped on a stream to discuss the development and release of Rez Infinite with creator…

VR shooter experience lift off!

Being a fan of Rez since the Dreamcast, I have waited months in hope of seeing this game. Now it's here I'm far from disappointed. The graphics are as sublime as they ever were, the soundtrack was always a stormer - this game was made for VR before VR. The concept is simple, lock targets and destroy. This is all interwoven to be played rhythmically. The game runs smooth and is still a trip on the senses. I can't recommend this one highly enough.

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Absolute must-have game

I got this game being a little confused on what it was at first, but it immediately clicked for me. It’s a bit difficult to describe, but it’s a fantastic shooter that creates a unique musical experience. Playing this game gives such a unique and otherworldly experience that I’ve honestly never found anywhere else. I highly recommend this game for any Quest user, especially if you love music and old polygon aesthetics.

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Worst game I have ever purchased!

How this game has gotten so many good reviews boggles my mind. This game has no business being sold as a game for the OQ2. The graphics are so outdated it is actually sad. I took a chance on this game with a discount code and I really regret that decision. This game is literally worthless in the modern VR format. Take my advice, ignore the glowing reviews and save your money for a game that actually looks good on the OQ2 and actually uses current VR technology and modern visuals. Pathetic port. Two clickers down, Waaayyy down!

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A new experience, with a snag

I saw this game on Steam, then saw it here, and figured I'd grab it on Quest 2 to see what it'd be like. And as I thought, abstract, immersive, and fun. I haven't beaten the game yet, not even close, but I figured I'd put a review to bring light to a problem I noticed early on. Area X seems to be broken. As in, it will refuse to load and immediately crash me back to the Quest Home. I'm not sure if a new update to the system's firmware broke something, but I was looking forward to trying out the free-flying experience. I hope that the devs see this, because I really do want to see what Area X is all about.

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REZ Infinite Quest 10/10

I've been playing REZ since the year 2000 on Sega Dreamcast, it was always ahead of its time and absolutely made for VR (you would think) This is definitely the best looking version of REZ that I've played And knowing it was being released soon I pulled out the Daydream with a LG V30 + which is a 2K+ OLED display but compared with Quest it really looks bad now. Made by exactly the same devs too (Absolutely love this port from the dev team it looks so vibrant running on Quests 2 OLED displays, I'm blown away. Well it's always been an awesome experience and it has just got better since the VR evolution has let it evolve. Absolutely a masterpiece Perfect port as well. All I can say is if you have never played REZ you're missing out on one of the best games ever made. It's worth every cent. An hour into the game. Still everything above applies BUT for some reason the sound in general is just not even close to being loud enough and with REZ this is a big deal, now I am using headphones plugged into the Quests right headphone jack with Scullcandy wired headphones which I use for everything I play or movie I watch on the Quest and everything is plenty loud, Now Devs Please Listen This port is off the chain I love it, BUT it definitely needs the sound adjustment some how from your end, now I didn't notice this as much in classic Rez but where I was hearing mad beats (but my TV is 8 feet away on low and I could hear it over the Quest and this never happens) Area X is somehow affected the worse. This does not look as good in the Daydream port as it does on Quest but the sound from my LG V30+ is in a whole other league via APT X HD Bluetooth, while I am on it consider having the analogue stick for movement and button's and or triggers for shooting (like the original version on Dreamcast) this would allow everyone to play in the dark without the need for 6DOF tracking, as you are well aware of the game plays great with this control system as it's the original and allowing us to play without tracking is a very big deal as we could play in bed in the dark. Please consider my feedback as I have played Rez since Dreamcast days(I still have the DC disc and my DC) as I'm an oldskool gamer. Still love this game but sound is definitely half of the game, it's like a car with no wheels, I'll try my Senheisser DJ headphones and get back to you, but these are huge cans and loud as F*#K. OK I just used my big DJ headphones and it was much better than my cheaper ones, but still there could be more bass or maybe I am just used to very loud music and games with lots of treble and heaps of bass. Well I will definitely play Rez with these from now on. Hopefully I can find a fix and I will let you know straight away. Game on everyone but if anyone has any problems with the loudness especially in area x let me know.y

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