Review: Avicii Invector (Steam)
Soar through vocal melodies, sweep each fade and attack every beat in 25 of AVICII’s biggest hits, in this enthralling futuristic rhythm-action experience – AVICII Invector.
Pros:
- Smooth graphics.
- 2492mb download size.
- Steam achievements.
- Controller support.
- Rhythm action gameplay.
- Calibration mode for timing inputs.
- Can play with a keyboard or controller.
- Graphics-fullscreen/v-sync/frame limit to 60fps and resolution.
- Multiplayer-2 player splitscreen.
- 3 difficulties-easy/medium/hard.
- Online leaderboards for each level.
- Gameplay-play in a triangle tunnel where you can freely flip the sides, you hit the corresponding buttons in beat with the music.
- Sci-fi setting.
- Flying-during a level you will do a flying section where you go through gates to keep your streak alive and is a great way of breaking the game up.
- The story is entwined within the game.
- Score/rank/progress shown on the level breakdown.
- Good feedback on nailing the hits.
- Fast loading.
- Multipliers show on the track.
- Combo counter.
- Each level requires a percentage of successful hits in order to unlock the next.
- Restart option.
- Six areas to unlock with gorgeous backdrops.
- Visual treat.
- Build up your special which is a speed boost.
- Best played with headphones.
- Hypnotic.
- Not as stressful and is actually quite lenient with mis-hits.
- A lot of replay levels.
- Difficulties increase speed but also how many buttons you have to use.
Cons:
- Hard to read buttons on the track at times as the multiplier can obscure your view.
- A playthrough on medium takes under 2 hours.
- You have to do each song to unlock them all.
- Timing of the hits takes some getting used to as its a ship and the shape does not make it easy.
- Can’t rebind controller.
- Speed boost special feels pointless.
- Flying parts add very little.
