Polynomial 2 - Universe Of The Music Download Utorrent Kickass

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About This Game Enter an endless universe of stars with glowing fractal nebulae that animate to your music as you engage in space combat. Use rockets, lasers, even healing flower fractals as you rid this strange, beautiful land from invaders in Polynomial 2. Early Access version main features: Original game engine. 9 unique levels with different game scenarios and goals. We also include levels under development, and you're welcome to participate in level design by contributing your opinions and ideas on our community forum. Procedurally-generated arcade mode. 10+ enemies, 4 weapons, bonuses. We're planning to add more weapons and more enemies during the Early Access period. 6+ Screensaver modes for music listening and passive gameplay. 60+ minutes of original soundtrack. Music visualizer with the ability to add your own music and playlists (M3U). The game can also animate to the music that is being played on your computer (via "What you hear" capture option) or use a microphone / line in. Built-in custom resolution screenshot rendering. Full controller support (Steam, Xbox). Virtual reality support (Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, other SteamVR-compatible headsets may work).During the Early Access period we will add more enemies, levels, weapons, bonuses, and achievements. 7aa9394dea Title: Polynomial 2 - Universe of the MusicGenre: Action, Indie, Simulation, Early AccessDeveloper:Dmytry Lavrov, Alexey LavrovPublisher:Dmytry LavrovRelease Date: 31 May, 2016 Polynomial 2 - Universe Of The Music Download Utorrent Kickass polynomial 2 - universe of the music I'm quickly learning that my taste in VR is leaning toward the mellow, trance-like experiences that use experimental graphics and original gameplay. Though Polynomial 2 is a bit weak on the gameplay (basic space pew pew) it excells in the audiovisual department. Sometimes I wish I could just fly around and shoot things that DON'T shoot back. Dying sucks in this game because it takes me out of the otherwaise relaxing experience.Hey devs, how about a God mode so I don't die.. I had been waiting for this game for quite some time. The first one was almost like my spirit animal in gaming form, so I tried not to set my expectation bar too high when going into this one just in case. Thank the heavens for the experience that lay before me! Everything good about the previous Polynomial is better, and then expanded. Take it from an audiophile, buy this game and put it next to that emotional core of your heart where it belongs :). This seemed appealing to me as I like fractal visuals and with the Oculus Rift headset i was looking for something a little more interesting than the milkdrop visualiser included with Virtual Desktop. So this turns out be be really cool, a space shooter and visualiser in one. Its great for spacing out to and i find it works best when listening to albums by the electronic group Orbital, check them out if you dont know them, they are a seminal UK electronic group and their music fits perfectly with this game. Reccomended.. This game is amazing in VR. Played through what I guess is the tutorial (Launch?), and then fought a boss (very cool), was given a fourth weapon, and then was thrown into what I guess was survival mode? I ended up flying around while enemies spawned continuously, eventually the fourth weapon's ammo went from XXX\/250 to XXX\/750 to just showing 900,000-something ammo remaining. Just being able to spam bullets like that feels a little overpowered, but definately fun. The controls felt a little stiff at first, but then when I discovered that holding L2 lets you aim\/fly wherever you point your head, things got really fun. I ended up spinning and rolling around in my desk chair in my room-scale play area, very fun. Near the end I felt like I couldn't die, I was killing things so fast and accurately, and moving so intuitively, but I eventually died and had to quit because the battery on my controller died, lol. The one critical thing I have to add is that it was never very clear what was going on or what I was doing. I'm assuming that the level I first started on was the tutorial since it told me the basic controls, but in VR, the notification text that popped up was not easy to notice, and I'm sure a few lines went by that I just didn't see. Overall, this game is lots of fun. The in-game music is pleasant and engaging, and the ability to use your own music files is a plus, and even though I didn't try it out, being able to use music from other apps on your computer (Spotify and the like I assume) is a great addition as well.. I personally found the game boring but...VR Implementation: Very very good!!!! No motion sickness great immersion.