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It was about three quarters of the way through that I realized what was going on in that game. And now that I know, it looks really, really awesome.
So it's like an amalgamation of Bejeweled and Generic Rhythm Game, with Tron's art director. Is that about right?
not being able to hear the music since I am in my campus library, I imagin that it will play like Frequency in a way.
I'm sure the control uses only four keys to hit the blocks on the screen.
All in all, I think my poor ass will be buying that game!
I'm sure the control uses only four keys to hit the blocks on the screen.
All in all, I think my poor ass will be buying that game!
Space Giraffe, is that you? Haha, all kidding aside, this looks like a helluva lot of fun, and something I'll have to pick up cuz I'm a sucker for music and rhythm games. I've got a question for anyone who has played it: it seems like at points, what you play has little to no correspondence to what you're hearing. It could be a sync thing, or maybe I just have to play it to see for myself. Any comments?
Anyone else not see this on Steam?! I want this game like whoa. I've played it before and all I can say is, "WIN"
Can anyone actually find this on Steam? I can only go through the site at work and I'll check through the Steam app when I get home, but I can't find any reference to Audiosurf, let alone a pre-pruchase, anywhere on the site, nor any releases about this game (a bunch of site's say "Valve announced today..." without linking where they announced it)...
I had a hell of a time dropping my game music into it during the weekend demo. I'm picking this up for sure. There plenty more excellent audiosurf vids floating around on youtube.
Zelda cdi remix(hilarious and nsfw)
Final Destination
Snake Eater
Holy Orders(Guilty Gear Overture version)
One Winged Angel
Futurama Remix
Zelda cdi remix(hilarious and nsfw)
Final Destination
Snake Eater
Holy Orders(Guilty Gear Overture version)
One Winged Angel
Futurama Remix
hmmm other than the drop your own music and watch graphics thump to it, where's the music part of this game? I see more puzzle game than music.
I fucking love you Valve. <3
Seeing as I don't play shooters a lot (and don't have enough interest in Portal to actually buy it, but close enough), this is my reason to finally get Steam.
Seeing as I don't play shooters a lot (and don't have enough interest in Portal to actually buy it, but close enough), this is my reason to finally get Steam.
@NukaCola
You could pretty much use that description to describe every rhythm game, ever.
Also if people are wondering why they can't find the "demo," it's because it was actually the full game, and therefore it required you to connect to the guy's server before you could play it to ensure it couldn't be used past the beta period.
You could pretty much use that description to describe every rhythm game, ever.
Also if people are wondering why they can't find the "demo," it's because it was actually the full game, and therefore it required you to connect to the guy's server before you could play it to ensure it couldn't be used past the beta period.
You use your mouse to steer the little car thing down the road. You try to match colors together. There's various car thingies you use that each have different abilities and so on. It makes the road and pieces based on the song. Once you try it, you'll figure it out rather quickly.
Hm...I wonder if my computer will be able to run this — it’s a three-and-a-half-year-old laptop with integrated video — but for $8.95 and a free copy of the soundtrack to The Orange Box, it’s totally worth a shot.
It's not really a game. The stuff on the track is only vaguely related to the music, it's not a rhythm game at all, it's really just a simple block matching game that happens to be "moving" to music.
YES! I love this game! That game is a steal at 10 bucks. I've been playing the hacked beta 1 weekend version for almost a month now. I'm so going to get this.
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