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Sony Announces Vector, A PS4-Exclusive Music Game
At its Paris Games Week press conference, Sony revealed a new music game called Vector. The title is being developed in collaboration with musical artist Avicii.
Beyond its 2016 release date, details are slim. It appears that players control a spaceship-like vehicle while performing rhythmic button presses, with colorful geometric background and flashy special effects to go along with the action. Fans of games like Rez and Amplitude will undoubtedly notice some similarities.
We’ll just have to wait to hear more gameplay specifics, as well as what exactly Avicii is contributing to the project. In the meantime, watch the reveal for yourself below.
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