As promised, Survios is delivering free new songs for its VR DJing game, Electronauts, and the first batch of arrivals includes tracks from videogame royalty.
Electronauts got its first update yesterday, named the Monstercat Update, which includes four new tunes from the label that scored super-popular multiplayer sports game, Rocket League. You can look for Disarray by Bad Computer, Memory by Haywyre, Deep in the Night by Snails & Pegboard Nerds and Inject by Droptek now. The game now features well over 40 tracks. The update is available across Rift, Vive and PSVR.
This is a standard update, though, so there are some other things to talk about. Firstly, Survios has added player count info to the Quick Match wait screen and fixed a bug stopping players from entering Offline Mode. There’s also a handful of smaller bug fixes which are listed in the full Patch Notes below.
We were surprisingly taken by Electronauts’ brand of VR music mixing, even though the music genre isn’t exactly to our tastes. We’re hoping that, as Survios grows the platform, we’ll keep seeing more songs that cater to a wider audience.
Patch Notes for Electronauts v1.1 (released September 4, 2018)
- Monstercat Songs: Added four new songs by artists from the label Monstercat: “Disarray” by Bad Computer, “Memory” by Haywyre, “Deep in the Night” by Snails & Pegboard Nerds, and “Inject” by Droptek
- Quick Match: Added player count info on Quick Match wait screen
- Offline Mode: Fixed a bug that prevented players from playing in offline mode Steam/Oculus
- FX Buttons: Fixed transition FX buttons not properly resetting their position after being pressed and switching decks
- Tutorials: Fixed audio doubling up in tutorials
- Arrangement Tool Save Data: Fixed an issue with the arrangement tool that caused save data to be erased after a patch
- Arrangement Tool Reset: Fixed reset of arrangement tool if undocked during menu pop-up transition
