The Ultimate Package: Fully remastered classic Rez levels Areas 1 through 5, and an all-new free-flying experience in Area X with a soundtrack by Hydelic.

If you haven’t picked up Lumines yet, there’s a silver lining - to coincide with the launch of this new content, you can download the app for just 99 cents right now. Whether you choose to play in standard desktop mode or opt for the full immersion of playing in VR, Rez Infinite must be seenand heardto be believed. We were less familiar with this one - and if you are too, you can get a good taste of their J-Pop sound in the official trailer below:Įach DLC album requires a $4.99 in-app purchase (though if you’ve bought Rez on as many systems as I have, this is a mere drop in the bucket). Everything comes packaged within a large, hardback retrospective book. The other album to be added, End of the World, is a celebration of the music of SEKAI NO OWARI. The Rez Infinite vinyl soundtrack is one item that captures the feel of Rez and honors the game. And yes, it’s spectacular in VR should you be fortunate enough to have access to a PSVR unit. If you somehow missed Rez in its original incarnation or past re-releases, it was recently remastered as Rez Infinite on the PS4.

We’ve been playing it all morning, and it absolutely nails the vibe of its counterpart, with little touches (like the sound made when rotating a block recreating the sound made when targeting enemies) putting big dopey smiles on our faces. The first, Rez, recreates the music and visual appeal of Miziguchi’s critically acclaimed 2001 rhythm shooter. Lumines Puzzle & Music ( which earned a perfect score in our review earlier this year) has just added two new albums as downloadable content. If you’re a fan of the works of Tetsuya Mizuguchi, today is a very good day. The soundtrack from one of his greatest games - Rez - is now available for play in another of his greatest games - Lumines.

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