Sony's State Of Play may have lacked first-party games but there were plenty of surprises, between a new Lumines and a ...

State of Play was yet another jam-packed show, with a few nice surprises, including a first-look at 007 First Light and a ...

Rez Infinite instead goes the full nine miles by allowing you to play almost the whole game with just your eyes. Whereas typically you could use the PSVR2’s Sense controllers to lock onto ...

With more than 40 titles in the PSVR2 launch line-up, here’s more of our mini-reviews of some of the key games. The Last Clockwinder Rez Infinite Tetris Effect: Connected From robot-cloning ...

Rez was always a good game, and its continued evolution has seemingly played out in time to PlayStation’s release of VR hardware. The original Rez Infinite launched in October 2016 alongside the ...

This work is a PS5 version compatible with PSVR2, and the rough game mode is the same. Below is where I actually played the Rez mode of PS5 version Rez Infinite with PSVR2. The setting that the ...

Upgrading to the PS5 versions will cost $9.99 each. Rez Infinite is a remastered version of the original game that launched on Dreamcast and PlayStation 2. It was first released on PlayStation 4 ...

Enhance Games has announced two of its titles, Rez Infinite and Tetris Effect, are making their way to PS5 and PSVR2. Both of these vaguely rhythmic arcade titles are getting current-gen upgrades ...

In Rez Infinite, you'll be able to track and aim at enemies using your eyes. PS VR2's eye tracking will also be at the forefront in Before Your Eyes, a game that advances time when you blink.

Rez Infinite is not a new game, nor is it what you could likely term a remake or a remaster. Simply, this is the same game that was wowing Dreamcast and PlayStation 2 owners back in 2001 ...

Tetris Effect and Rez Infinite director Tetsuya Mizuguchi has confirmed that Enhance has begun work on a current-generation title, likely PS5, using past games as an inspiration. Speaking to ...

I’ve played through the Quest version of Rez Infinite, and it’s what you’d expect — a solid conversion of a great game that doesn’t need ultra-strong hardware to run effectively.