AVICII Invector delayed to Spring 2020 on Switch
The rhythm game AVICII Invector won’t be launching next month on Switch as originally expected. While it’ll be out on December 10 for other platforms, it’s not reaching Nintendo’s console until Spring 2020.
Here’s the latest information and trailer for AVICII Invector:
The game’s worldwide launch will follow shortly after the sold-out AVICII Tribute Concert to be held in Stockholm on December 5. Along with the concert, where luminaries including Rita Ora, Kygo, David Guetta, and more will honour the late musician, AVICII Invector is part of an outpouring of support and recognition for the beloved DJ and music producer.
Tim Bergling, aka AVICII, himself a lifelong gamer, worked on AVICII Invector for two years through the game’s original exclusive release on PS4. The upcoming new multi-platform release will help to celebrate AVICII’s music and turn up the volume while taking rhythm gaming to new heights. Created in collaboration with the Swedish DJ, and now with his family in his honor, AVICII Invector has become even more of an homage to his music since his tragic passing in 2018. Set against a backdrop of 25 of his biggest hits, AVICII Invector lets players fly solo or partner up for local split-screen racing. Players can join Stella, a space pilot, on her journey from one stunning world to the next, mastering moves as they race through gorgeous landscapes, while hitting the notes with three levels of difficulty to master.
Game Features
Experience AVICII’s Music: 25 hit songs from the EDM superstar, with five new tracks including
Heaven, Tough Love and Fades Away from his posthumous album, TIM
Be the DJ: Custom, on-the-note, level-designed tracks to play
New Look and Experience: New visual look and additional content
Additional Platforms: First time on Xbox One, Switch and PC, plus new content on PS4
Play it Your Way: Three difficulties on every level
Explore New Worlds: Six different in-game worlds including a brand-new world
Play with Friends: Solo play or with friends in split screen action
Immersive Story: Emerges through cutscenes with voice acting
Soruce: Wired Productions PR
