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Invector: Rhythm Galaxy
Navigate breathtaking, celestial worlds while mastering the beat of chart-topping hits from today’s most popular artists, including PinkPantheress, Charlie Puth, Duran Duran, and more. Discover fresh new music from tomorrow’s biggest stars on a cosmic trip where every note guides your way.
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- Released
- July 13, 2023
- Developer
- Hello There Games
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Invector: Rhythm Galaxy Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
It is no secret that I love AVICII Invector both in its “normal” and VR forms, but I have always wondered if, due to the nature of the late DJ/producer Avicii being involved in that game’s development, Invector would remain a (great) one-and-done experience. There was a lot of potential for more, but as we all know, Avicii died way too soon, leaving a small library of songs at the disposal of the developers. Upon finding out about Invector: Rhythm Galaxy, I felt a bit conflicted. I was ...
I've played quite a few rhythm games from audio surf to beat saber, Blast Beat to Power Beats VR and I don't remember them ever really having a story before.
If you’re a fan of pop music, you’re going to get a big kick out of Invector: Rhythm Galaxy. Its uneven difficulty might prove to be an obstacle for some players, but if you’re willing to persevere – or don’t mind playing on its ultra-easy ‘Casual’ mode – there’s a lot of content here to enjoy. Being able to play more than 30 songs straight away is a real boon, and the chance to unlock more by playing Campaign mode is a very welcome incentive. Is it quite as good as Avicii: Invector? Inexplicably, perhaps not – but we welcome the new range of songs with open arms.
Unfortunately, the soundtrack here just isn’t for me. This is entirely subjective and doesn’t hit the score, but I personally don’t see myself going back to play more with the current music on offer. Should WMG dig deeper into their vaults for some DLC, though, I wouldn’t complain about coming back.
Invector: Rhythm Galaxy has trouble figuring out its licensed soundtrack, and the combination of returning and brand new issues leaves the series in a difficult position moving forward.