Overview

Also Known As
Synth Riders Remastered Edition
Number of Players
1 (Single Player) (10 Player Online)
Genre
Release Date

PlayStation Store

  • US 22nd Feb 2023, $24.99
  • EU 22nd Feb 2023, £19.99

PlayStation Plus Premium (Subscription)

  • 6th Jun 2024
Also Available On
PSVR Support
PlayStation VR2 (Required)
Series
Tags
Controller Support
Feature Support
Official Site
synthridersvr.com

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About The Game

Synth Riders will allow you to experience incredible, licensed music of various genres in a whole new, immersive way. Dancing here is not optional but crucial for those willing to climb to the top of the leaderboard. Catch the orbs with your hands, follow the rails of long notes, avoid the walls, activate your entire body, move to the beat, and break a sweat in the process!

Choose from plenty of “Stages” filled with spinning mechanisms, futuristic cities, giant synthesizers, synthwave sunsets, and many more. On top of that, enjoy “Experiences” coming with selected DLC songs – unique, artistically driven visuals created to match perfectly with songs, providing a special blend of sight, sound, and physical actions.

Test your dancing skills in one of the two game modes – “Rhythm” and “Force,” with each focusing on a completely different playstyle. The Rhythm mode is dedicated to freestyle dancers, as in this mode, it’s where you hit the note that matters, not how. While in the Force mode, how you hit the note matters, not where, as having good momentum when hitting the note will bring you the highest points. And if you love to compete with friends and family, then the “Party” mode, where you’re able to pass the headset to them, should be right up your alley.

The possibilities for enjoying the game are endless, with five difficulty levels and a wide selection of additional modifiers to spice up the experience. Such as the “Spin Mode,” where notes come from different directions, requiring you to concentrate and move even more.