REZ INFINITE PC COLLECTOR’S EDITION

The future sounds like a fluorescent orange cassette tape. The Rez Infinite PC Collector's Edition wraps one of gaming's most transcendent audiovisual experiences in a package as bold as the game itself. Limited to just 888 copies, this edition centers around a fluorescent orange cassette featuring music by Hydelic, the composer behind Rez Infinite's synesthetic soundscape.

Package design by Gavin Turley gives the whole thing a physical identity that matches the game's neon-soaked aesthetic. A Steam download code gets you into the game, while a digital music download lets you take the soundtrack beyond the screen. At 888 units, this is one of the tightest limited runs you'll find for any PC collector's edition.

Rez has always been about the fusion of sound, visuals, and interaction, and packaging that experience around a cassette tape is the kind of analog-meets-digital move that makes perfect sense for this franchise. The fluorescent orange pops on any shelf, and the scarcity here is real. This isn't a mass-produced box with a steelbook thrown in.

It's a curated object for a game that has always demanded to be experienced, not just played.