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    Audiosurf

    Game » consists of 2 releases. Released Feb 15, 2008

    Audiosurf is a block-matching game that generates levels based on the rhythm and tempo of songs that the player loads from their hard drive.

    toastburner_b's Audiosurf (PC) review

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    Still the Best "Play Your Music" Game Out There

    Audiosurf might be the first game I bought on Steam...I've owned it for so long that I can't really remember.

    What I do know is that, despite the fact that I have owned the game for years, I still come back to it over and over again. Everytime I pick up a new song I like, I know that sooner or later I am going to load it up in Audiosurf and play it. It's easy to use song browser, the fact that you don't have to scan your entire music library like many other "play your music" games, and the classic fun of a match-3 system has kept Audiosurf my go-to music game for 5+ years.

    Buy it. Trust me.

    Other reviews for Audiosurf (PC)

      If you have enough music, Audiosurf is for you. 0

      If you have a highly developed and varied taste in music, then Audiosurf just might be the perfect game for you. The small, web-based indie developer "BestGameEver", despite having one of the worst and most clichéd company names ever, have managed to craft something which is psychedelically unique in its own special way. For a mere $10 (or just over £5 including tax) across Steam, you get a game which has a practically infinite number of variations to play through, and coupled with this massive ...

      1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

      A wonderful way to experience music 0

       As a game, Audiosurf is quite neat and reminds me of some classic puzzle games such as Klax. Yet, the crux of the game is the ability to load in your own MP3 (or listen to the in-game radio) and let the game build the levels around the music, by analyzing the waveform structure. Throw in some fancy graphics and effects, colours and sounds and you practically "ride" your music. Obviously, some songs work better than others, beat-heavy games have a much more visibly impact on the level (track). S...

      1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

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