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This is a Port leaning into Music. Confirm the form and fantasy before you commit.
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What you walk away with is a unique and wonderful rhythm title that’s been improved in nearly every way.
Read full review ↗It's not quite the game I bought back then, but for me the VR rhythm game just got better. Especially thanks to active support with updates and new DLC packs, Synth Riders is for me the best VR rhythm game experience on PSVR2.
Read full review ↗While obviously not as immersive as its VR incarnation, the variety of tracks and generally fun vibe still work in its favor
Read full review ↗A bright and fun song that makes you feel like you're in a Barbie-themed music video.
Read full review ↗Synth Riders is a must for anyone that is a fan of rhythm games. Immersive, beautiful, really fun gameplay, and best of all, a great collection of tracks! A rhythm game to rival and tide you over while waiting for Beat Saber for PSVR2.
Read full review ↗Synth Riders Remastered Edition is a benchmark in rhythm games and an absolute must-have if you have virtual reality goggles.
Read full review ↗With incredible aesthetics and an ever-expanding soundtrack, Synth Riders continues to dominate the rhythm game beat. It's accessible, fun, and an absolute must-have for anyone with a VR headset. Come on in – join the neon-soaked party.
Read full review ↗Not as good as Beat Saber gameplay-wise, but with a really good songlist and nice level visuals.
Read full review ↗Everyone knows how much I love PSVR. It may be a bit outdated now but it is still a very enjoyable experience. The Move controllers are now three generations old but still, it was a great, affordable entry point to quality VR gaming. I used to write a monthly PSVR column and I really miss it. Anyway, enough of the pointless rambling, let’s talk about my Synth Riders PSVR review.
Read full review ↗Synth Riders makes a great complimentary music rhythm game to Beat Saber. Beat Saber is a great outlet for aggression and feeding your inner Jedi. Synth Riders lets you sync with the music and release your inner creativity. Both are excellent forms of physical exercise. I’ll give Synth Rider the nod, though, for more options and subjectively better music. Plus, the original Star Trek Photon Torpedo sound effect used for combo leveling up never gets old.
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