Editing Rez (video game) (section)

===Later releases===
Giving ''Rez HD'' a perfect score, Sam Kennedy of ''[[1Up.com]]'' felt that the release proved the original was ahead of its time, saying its stylised graphics had hardly aged and that the graphical and audio updates showed off the game as its best.<ref name="1UPreview"/> ''GameSpot''{{'}}s Don Francis, despite finding the music monotonous after a while, lauded the technical improvements made and how well the original graphics and gameplay had aged.<ref name="GShdReview"/> Erik Brudvig of ''IGN'' praised the upgrade to the game, citing it as unique among the Xbox Live library and worth trying for any gamer, while admitting its niche appeal and lack of new content.<ref name="IGNreview360"/> Simon Parkin, writing for ''Eurogamer'', also gave the port a perfect score and noted that modern gamers would be more appreciative of the title than those when it first released.<ref name="EuroReview"/>

Both the PS4 and PC versions of ''Rez Infinite'' received "generally favourable" reviews, earning scores of 89 points out of 100 on review aggregate [[Metacritic]].<ref name="MetaPC"/><ref name="MetaPS4"/> Martin Robinson of ''Eurogamer'' called the game a "modern masterpiece",<ref name="eurogamerRev"/> and ''GameSpot''{{'}}s Alexa Ray Corriea gave it general praise, citing it as a modern classic despite a lack of content.<ref name="gamespotRev"/> Chris Carter of ''[[Destructoid]]'' praised the game's unique nature,<ref name="destructRev"/> and ''IGN''{{'}}s Vince Ingenito called it the most complete version of ''Rez'' with or without the VR functions.<ref name="IGNRev"/> Lucas Sullivan, writing for ''[[GamesRadar]]'', lauded the additions and gameplay despite a lack of content and online elements.<ref name="gamesRdrRev"/> ''[[Edge (magazine)|Edge]]'' called it the best VR-based title of 2016,<ref name="inftyEdgeRev"/> and Phil Savage of ''[[PC Gamer]]'' lauded the range of graphics option alongside the aesthetic upgrades and new content.<ref name="PCGreview"/> The VR mode and Area X were universally lauded, with the latter being praised for both its music and graphics.<ref name="destructRev"/><ref name="inftyEdgeRev"/><ref name="eurogamerRev"/><ref name="IGNRev"/><ref name="PCGreview"/><ref name="gamesRdrRev"/> Both Sullivan and Corriea felt that the game had achieved its full potential with ''Rez Infinite''.<ref name="gamespotRev"/><ref name="gamesRdrRev"/>