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PSVR2 Darling Synth Riders Dances Away with a Spooky Free Song for Halloween

PSVR2 Darling Synth Riders Dances Away with a Spooky Free Song for Halloween

By on October 20, 2026 0 2 Views

Can’t discover a better price than complimentary

In what has turned into a bit of a ritual for PSVR2 rhythm favorite Synth Riders, the impending celebration of Halloween signifies that Kluge Interactive is providing the game with an update featuring a complimentary new tune.

This year, the track at hand is ‘Lord & Master‘ by Apashe. A deep cinematic piece, this leans back slightly towards the original essence that Synth Riders showcased at its inception, which is a highly appreciated comeback.

Although the recent series of DLC packs, such as the massive Linkin Park one, have been fantastic, they haven’t truly encapsulated that synth essence.

While this Apashe track doesn’t take us completely across home plate in that regard, it still resonates in that same vibe. Plus, it’s complimentary! Who would decline free content, especially when the gameplay loop remains one of the most remarkable experiences available on PSVR2.

Alongside the free track, the home stage and one of the maps will feature a seasonal theme that incorporates flying bats for the occasion.

Additionally, two fresh visual effects – Neon Bloom and Flash – have been introduced to the game.

If you’re reading this, it means the update is accessible right now! Is a complimentary new track sufficient to draw you in for the spooky season? Share your thoughts in the comments.

Graham Banas

For over ten years, Graham has been crafting reviews for Push Square. During this time, he’s experienced an immeasurable number of exceptional encounters, and yes, a few disappointments. With an extensive understanding of games and studios, it’s no surprise that he feels at ease playing any genre. However, when it comes to penning a review, you’ll likely find that he tends to favor music/rhythm games, and more recently, VR. If you allow him to discuss games long enough,

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