Rez Infinite Review (PlayStation 5)

by Jim Smale · Published February 22, 2023 · Updated February 22, 2023

Welcome to our Rez Infinite Review and welcome to The legendary action-shooter that finally comes to next-gen consoles, and in some style! Blast your way through mind-melting visuals and amazing beats, all in your quest through cyberspace to save a world on the verge of collapse.

Rez Infinite ReviewPros:

Crisp 4k Graphics.
798.3MB Download size.
PSVR2 support.
Platinum trophy.
You can import your PlayStation 4 game save.
Controller settings – Invert the axis, and change the shot control type.
Absolute banger of a soundtrack.
Rhythm-Based shooter gameplay.
Graphics settings – brightness slider, heads-up display, point display, and HDR.
The game is best played with headphones.
Trance vibration support.
HUD settings- Hud on/off, Point display on/off.
Two game modes- Rez or Area X.
How to play area- Text and images.
Full online leaderboard support.
Rez game types- Original, Travelling (no game over), Score attack and beyond (Bonus stages and modes unlocked through play)
Area X game types- Play or traveling.
Simple easy-to-use controls.
One of the best soundtracks in gaming history.
An experience is more than a game and that is fine.
Rez has 5 five areas with multiple stages.
Flawless performance.
Addictive game.
Easy to get into.
Can be chilled out as well as frantic.
Clever epic boss battles.

Rez Infinite Review Cons:

It’s a very short game.
Doesn’t transfer unlocked trophies.
You suck at aiming.
You don’t like the idea of new experiences.
The convert save option stays on screen whilst, in Tetris, it disappears after use.
Not a lot of options.
No new modes.
Some say it looks like an interactive screensaver!