Audiosurf

zedklok's Audiosurf (PC) review

Digitel surfers

Audio surf is a game where you collect colored blocks to get points, sounds boring right? well, it's not...at all. The game isent just collecting colored blocks...OK it is, but your collecting them along to the beat of music. Yeah yeah, boring techno music you listen to 5 times and throw away right? nope, its your own music! Y up, you pick any song you have on your pc and the game generates a unique track made just for that song. Depending the the intensity of the song and speed it can be slow and relaxing or fast and brutal. The game has several modes including mono where there is grey blocks and colored ones, you collect the color and avoid the grey, if you miss all the grey you get a 30% score bonus added to your song. There is also a modew called pointman where different color blocks are worth more points, the game also has varients of that, even a 2 player mode! This game has an unlimited replay value  due to online scoring, it's also only $10 USD so its an incredibly good value. This game is great and kind of reminds me of a harmonix game, GET IT!

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