Prepare for the definitive Rez experience – a thrilling adventure filled with breathtaking sights, sounds, and gunplay. Experience a stunning 360-degree synesthesia as you overcome waves of enemies and powerful, transforming bosses. Your every movement triggers colors and sounds that sync and blend to the rhythm of Rez’s legendary techno soundtrack.

• Enhanced Audio and Visuals Ultimately sharp 4K resolution, silky-smooth motion at 60 frames per second, and full 5.1/7.1 surround sound support on PS5™ lets you experience one of the most stunning gaming soundtracks ever created. Next-gen 2000×2040 resolution per eye, running at a smooth 120 frames per second, with full 3D audio supporting incredible music and Area X effects on PS VR2.

• The Ultimate Package Fully remastered classic Rez levels – Areas 1 through 5, plus the acclaimed free-flight experience in Area X, built specifically for VR.

Whether you choose to play on your TV or in fully immersive VR, here are the new features supported exclusively by PS5™ and PS VR2:

• Eye Tracking For the first time, eye tracking technology in PS VR2 allows you to track and aim at enemies using only your eyes.

• Enhanced Haptic Feedback The dynamic haptics of both the DualSense™ controller and the PS VR2 Sense™ controllers make Rez Infinite an even more tactile experience than ever before. From locking on enemies in Rez to accelerating in Area X, haptic feedback truly brings the action to life.

• PS VR2 Headset Feedback In addition to the vibration feedback of the PS VR2 Sense controllers, players will also experience subtle haptics in their PS VR2 headsets, providing a deeper, more physical sensory experience.

• Rez in HDR HDR has arrived in Rez Infinite for the first time on the PS5™ console.

• PS4™ Save Data Transfer to PS5™ Download and transfer your save data from PS4™ to PS5™ using the cloud or extended storage, or connect to the same network and transfer data directly from PS4™ to PS5™.

Rez Infinite features a remastered version of the fan-favorite psychedelic shooter Rez, originally released by Sega in 2001, as well as a brand new free-roaming shooter and pseudo-sequel, Area X.