Synth Riders, the freestyle spatial rhythm game from Kluge Interactive, is getting a party pack with tracks from ‘80s legends.
Synth Riders, the freestyle spatial rhythm game from Kluge Interactive, is getting a party pack with tracks from ‘80s legends.
They include: “Take Me On” by a-ha, “Whip It” by Devo, “We Built This City” by Starship, “Sussudio” by Phil Collins, and “New Sensation” by INXS. This music pack is the first premium content update to Synth Riders since it launched for the Apple Vision Pro.
All the ‘80s songs will become immediately available to Apple Arcade subscribers. The “80s Mixtape – Side A” music pack will be available for purchase on Meta Quest platforms and Steam VR on April 18 and on PlayStation VR 2 on April 23, with individual songs for US$1.99 or as part of a bundle for $7.99. All songs are included for Apple Arcade subscribers on Apple Vision Pro.
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