Synth Riders Remastered Edition

You may get motion sickness while playing Synth Riders Remastered Edition with the PlayStation VR2 headset. To see how you can prevent the nausea from kicking in while you are trying to hit the notes in this music rhythm game, you can take a look this guide from Seeking Tech.

1. We suggest that you avoid playing in the spiral mode until you build up your VR legs. This mode forces you to tilt your head while trying to hit notes, which instantly triggers our motion sickness.

You may also want to avoid the spin mode in the beginning so that your eyes can just focus on the notes that are coming in front of you.

You can find the ability to disable the spiral and spin modes by looking to the left in the song selection screen.

2. By default, the stage will be moving. If you are getting nauseous because of the on-rails movement, then you can disable it by taking the following steps:

• Open the Settings menu. You can do so from the mode selection screen, song selection screen or pause screen.
• Inside the Settings menu, select Gameplay.
• Once you get to the Gameplay tab, scroll down with the right analog stick until you get to the bottom.
• From there, you can change the Moving Stages setting to Off.

3. If possible, try having a fan blow into your face and/or chew gum while playing Synth Riders Remastered Edition. We found that these activities help ward off any potential motion sickness.

4. If you start feeling nausea, it is important that you stop immediately as powering through will only make you sicker.

Instead, we recommend that you play the game until you get motion sick. You should then stop playing as soon as possible and rest until you feel normal before trying to play again.

By doing this method, you should be able to gradually build up your VR legs so that you won’t end up feeling nauseous as often.

In order to prevent accidentally pausing in Synth Riders Remastered Edition, the development team at Kluge Interactive implemented a system where you need to press and hold a button for a few seconds.

If you want to change the pause delay length for the PlayStation VR2 version of this music rhythm game, then you can check out this tutorial from Seeking Tech.

1. For the first step, you need to enter into the Settings menu.

This can be done from the mode selection screen, music level selection screen (you need to select the gear icon) or the pause menu.

2. Once you make your way into Settings, you need to select Gameplay from the list of options available on the left column.

3. In the Timers section of the Gameplay tab, you should see the Pause Button Delay setting.

4. You can select the left or right arrows in order to increase or decrease the length of the delay to any of the following options:

• 0 second
• 1 second
• 2 seconds
• 3 seconds

If you want to bring up the pause menu immediately, then you need to select the 0 second option.

For the uninformed, you can pause during the middle of a music stage in Synth Riders Remastered Edition by pressing any of the following buttons:

• Square
• Triangle
• Circle
• X
• Options

Multiplayer is a new feature added to Synth Riders Remastered Edition on the PlayStation VR2. By default, you will be able to play online with other players on other players.

If you would rather disable cross-play in order to get as fair as a competition as possible, then you can check out this tutorial from Seeking Tech to see how you can properly do so.

1. For the first step, you need to enter the Settings menu in the game. You can find and select the “Settings” option from both the pause screen and title screen.

Alternatively, you can select the gear cog icon at the top of the stage selection menu.

2. Once you have made your way over to Settings, you need to select Multiplayer on the left column.

3. On the right side of the same screen, you should see the PlayStation Only setting under the Platform section.

4. To disable cross play, make sure that the PlayStation Only is set to On.

5. Exit out of the Settings menu after you turn off cross-platform play.

6. You should now only be matched up with others who are playing on a PlayStation console.

If you would like to enable cross-play at some point, then you need to return to the Settings > Multiplayer menu. From there, make sure that the PlayStation Only setting under the Platform section is set to Off so that you can play with players on other platforms.

You may notice that there is a bit of audio lag when playing Synth Riders Remastered Edition on the PlayStation 5. The latency may throw you off your rhythm in this PlayStation VR2 music game. To see how you can reduce the sound lag, you can take a look at this troubleshooting article from Seeking Tech.

1. For the first step, make sure you have the latest patch installed for the game.

To check, you should first ensure that your PS5 is connected to the internet and then move the cursor over to the Synth Riders Remastered Edition icon located on the home screen menu of your console. You can go to the home screen by pressing and hold the PS logo button on the controller.

Afterwards, press the Options button on the Right PlayStation VR2 Sense Controller to bring up a pop-up menu, which is where you can then select Check for Update.

2. With the game updated, go to the Settings menu.

You can do so by selecting Settings from the title screen or pause menu. In the stage selection section, you can also select the gear icon to head into Settings.

3. From Settings, select Audio on the left column.

4. On the right side of the same screen, scroll all the way down to the Latency section and then select Calibrate.

5. You should now be in the Audio Latency Offset menu. Here, you should see a ball moving back and forward. When the ball hits the middle dot, you should hear a sound effect being played.

If the ball doesn’t match the sound, then you can adjust the latency meter above. You will be able to change this value anywhere from 0 millisecond to 250 milliseconds.

6. After adjusting the audio lag, select the save button in the Audio Latency Offset menu.

7. If you adjusted the latency offset correctly, then you should no longer experience any sound lag in Synth Riders Remastered Edition.