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Home»News»Gaming News»Spin Rhythm XD Makes Its Way To PlayStation VR And Steam VR

Spin Rhythm XD Makes Its Way To PlayStation VR And Steam VR

By Scott AdamsMay 8, 2024

Spin Rhythm XD, the action-packed intergalactic rhythm game with the juiciest beats in the universe, brings the noise to PlayStation 4|5, PSVR2, and Steam VR as a free update on Tuesday, July 9, 2024. 

Alongside the new VR and PlayStation launches, developer Super Spin Digital partnered with Chillhop Music to deliver 10 jazzy new tracks and skins in the latest DLC, available on all released platforms. Find the perfect flow with mellow tunes from L’Indecis, Ian Ewing, Eli Way, The Kount, and more. Spin, flick, and tap to head-bopping beats while unlocking DLC exclusive wheel and UI skins. 

Enter the Rhythm Dimension in an exciting new way with immersive VR gameplay. Feel the pulse and thump of every note in a body-grooving, rhythm-infused world of sounds and colors. Bump up the volume to master precise movements and timing, syncing up with more than 60 tracks to secure the top spot on the global leaderboards.

Spin to one of five difficulties, mastering rhythm and hand-eye coordination with a comprehensive selection of accessibility options including custom colors, track speeds, visuals, and more. Control each beat and motion with controller support for VR, mouse and keyboard, DualSense (including the touchpad!), Xbox, and for the true DJs out there, actual MIDI DJ turntables (available on PC only). 

“When it came to creating the ultimate rhythm game experience, we were excited to introduce Spin Rhythm XD to new consoles and VR headsets,“ said Dave Curro, co-founder of Super Spin Digital. “Music as a medium should be experienced by as many people in as many ways possible. Whether it’s chasing the perfect high score or indulging in a rich audio and visual experience with VR, we made Spin Rhythm XD for you.”

Spin Rhythm XD is currently available on Nintendo Switch, Mac, and PC via Steam with support for English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish languages. For more information on Spin Rhythm XD visit the official website, Twitter and Discord.

-Press Release

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Scott Adams has been a strong lover of video games, mainly RPGS, for 20 years. He typically writes about the video games he loves, also reviews many of them, and he is a regular on the Nintendo Entertainment Podcast.

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