AVICII Invector: Encore Edition

Arcade ∙ Rhythm
4.1
94 ratings 48 reviews
release date
2022
January 27
game modes
• Singleplayer
player modes
• Standing • Sitting
compatibility
• Quest 2/Pro • Quest 3/3S
storage 1.7 GB
Store Page
$0.99 ended Jun 30
$19.99

AVICII Invector: Encore Edition takes to the stage for the most complete performance yet, featuring 35 tracks (including Peace of Mind, Freak and the chart topping S.O.S) all set again SEVEN unique worlds to blast through.

Created in collaboration with the late superstar DJ, AVICII Invector invites you to belt up and blast into the rhythmic regions of unexplored space to tackle each fade and beat in 35 of the EDM superstar's pulse pounding, global chart topping tracks.

Each track is built to perfectly match the on-screen visuals taking you through a musical odyssey of serene exploration.

comfort Moderate
age rating13+ Teen
websiteinvectorgame.com
developerHello There Games
publisherWired Productions
connectionInternet not required
app version1
languagesEnglish ∙ Chinese ∙ Danish ∙ French ∙ German ∙ Italian ∙ Japanese ∙ Korean ∙ Polish ∙ Portuguese ∙ Russian ∙ Spanish ∙ Swedish ∙ Turkish

Reviews 48

GammaSmasher22 days ago
14

Not bad. Not bad at all.

One of the best things about VR is the interactivity. It feels amazing to swing swords, climb cliffs, etc. There is a little downside though. There's something to be said for being able to sit back, kick up your feet and unwind with chill game. The fact that this was all button prompts kinda turned me off at first. VR rhythm games usually involve a lot of rhythmic flailing(you might call it dancing, but when I do it, trust me, it's flailing 😂) but I found myself really enjoying this, despite the lack of movement. Anyone who understands and enjoys a good flow state, don't sleep on this sale. This might be the best dollar I've ever spent.

XYZFlare1433 months ago

Glitches for me

The game glitches like a lot for me, and it crashes the game and worst of all, my headset crashes, so I had to restart my headset and it was gone but don't buy this game.

Nedemis3 months ago
5

Not an ideal way to play

First off, let me say that the music is the draw to this game. The controls for the VR port leave so much to be desired though. Playing this game with the buttons being split between two controllers, both with thumb sticks, triggers and 2 buttons each really sucks. So much so, that out borderline ruins the ENTIRE experience. It's not even like the game gains anything from using the VR controllers one bit. The Quest 2 and 3 are already capable of using controllers through BT so why not implement them as optional configurations?

Please fix this.

Mike4 months ago

A great game, MUST BUY on sale.

A VR third-person rhythm game based on the popular songs from Avicii, a DJ who passed away in 2018. As you could imagine, the decisions made to release the game afterward was difficult, resulting in all music net proceeds going directly to the Tim Bergling Foundation, which advocates for the recognition of a global health emergency and Safe In Our World, a games mental health charity.

Good causes aside, the game plays in strikingly familiar fashion to games such as Audiosurf or Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory. You control a ship and must make controller inputs to the beat of the song. In some cases, you fly through rings using the joystick only. Fans of more "true to" rhythm games such as Guitar Hero or Rock Band might find difficulty in perfecting courses as you are not recreating the songs but playing a beat that compliments the original song. It adds a little variety to the songs but will require more direct memorisation of the course instead of completing the charts as close to the original as possible.

The game is unique to VR through immersion of the various biome-themed levels, but the game is clearly intended for players with some VR acclimation as the speed of travel as well as the ship movement can induce nausea at first. The game itself is not very complex and could benefit from a higher framerate than available on the Meta Quest 3 (standalone). As a less active (and therefore sweaty and tiring) version of other rhythm-based games in VR, AVICII Invector is an absolute must buy when found on steep discount (which is common) and worth giving a try on sale. At full price, I would recommend purchasing it as a mega fan of Avicii or the genre he created music in. The game has a good foundation but leaves players wanting more once the barebones story mode is completed.

Nick5 months ago

Flying through the rhythm!

I absolutely love music and rhythm games. This one is quite different in terms of VR games as it's from a third person perspective behind the ship. The music is really good and I've only done three levels so far. I would love to see a multiplayer feature added to this for up to three or four people To see who can get the best score on a course. I would also like to see integration of bhaptics vest and arms. I feel it would up the immersion and add to the wow factor that this game holds already. If you're into any sort of rhythm games and you like music, then you'll love this game! Don't sleep on it! Also the integration of using a game pad like any bluetooth controller would be an excellent touch! Happy Questing, y'all!

Waffle-stomperr5 months ago

At $0.99 - its great!

If you love rhythm games and avicii, you can't go wrong here at $0.99. I am a very experienced rhythm gamer who found hard mode to be something I could dive right into and enjoy.

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