Now this is a game you can feel good having in your Steam catalog. Chill af music. This is kind of like Horizontal Audiosurf, except you don't get to choose your own music and it's more like an oscillation simulator.
You oscillate a little sphere up and down, collecting other spheres and objects along the way. You avoid "dark matter", marked on your path. It'll shink you and slow your speeds if you run into it. Too much dark matter will end your run.
And just when I thought this was a game free of danger, the final mission in Pluto proved me wrong. You end up being chased by some malevolent force while still doing the level the same way the past four missions. At least the pressure isn't cooked up too high. I'm sure that changes on future planets.
The way resolution was implemented is not exactly lining up with my computer, with virtual resolutions not supported correctly, but that's OK. Playing on 1080p was a breeze and no real slowdowns.
You oscillate a little sphere up and down, collecting other spheres and objects along the way. You avoid "dark matter", marked on your path. It'll shink you and slow your speeds if you run into it. Too much dark matter will end your run.
And just when I thought this was a game free of danger, the final mission in Pluto proved me wrong. You end up being chased by some malevolent force while still doing the level the same way the past four missions. At least the pressure isn't cooked up too high. I'm sure that changes on future planets.
The way resolution was implemented is not exactly lining up with my computer, with virtual resolutions not supported correctly, but that's OK. Playing on 1080p was a breeze and no real slowdowns.