Synth Riders 90s Rock Drops Hits for Meta Quest, PSVR2, and SteamVR
Rock music in the 90s ripped up the charts – and now it’s coming to Synth Riders! With the 90s Rock Music Pack, iconic songs from legendary bands like Soundgarden, Radiohead, and Red Hot Chili Peppers join the 160+ tracks available in the freestyle-dance VR rhythm game. Best of all, the pack is launching today on Meta Quest, PlayStation VR2, and SteamVR for $7.99 (bundle) or $1.99 per song.
90s Rock Music Pack Tracks:
- Red Hot Chili Peppers – Give It Away
- Blur – Song 2
- Soundgarden – Black Hole Sun
- Radiohead – Creep
- The Presidents of the United States of America – Lump
“Synth Riders has brought together a wide variety of music genres over the years: EDM, electro swing, punk, metal, soul, funk, 80s bangers, modern hits – now grunge, brit rock, and more 90s styles join the mix. We’ve always considered Synth Riders a musical discovery and enjoyment platform. It’s a different way to experience your music, just in time for the summer concert season.”
Arturo Perez, CEO of Kluge Interactive.
Synth Riders kicked off 2025 with the 80s Mixtape – Side B, featuring tracks from Queen, Toto, and Wham!, followed by the Current Waves pack with fresh modern hits. Last month, a free Challenges+ update brought new ways to play for all players. The team isn’t letting up any time soon and promises more releases in the coming months.
In addition to new Synth Riders content, Kluge Interactive recently launched FINAL FURY, an arcade fighter that brings classic brawler action to virtual reality. Developed with fighting game legend Justin Wong, FINAL FURY features innovative gesture-based combat in both solo and online modes.
Synth Riders – 90s Rock music pack is launching today in Synth Riders on Meta Quest 2 & 3, PlayStation VR2 and SteamVR, with individual songs priced at $1.99 or as part of a bundle for $7.99.
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