Steam Great Gift Pile Swaps and Giveaways.

[frogbeastegg]

Who wants to trade something for an E.Y.E. or Audiosurf ?

EYE sounds kind of interesting if overly-ambitious and buggy.

Do you know both of those games have achievements which give you a chance at another spectacular(!) prize?

[LeftEyeNine]

EYE sounds kind of interesting if overly-ambitious and buggy.

Do you know both of those games have achievements which give you a chance at another spectacular(!) prize?

Would you like one, missus ? If so, please deliver your Steam ID.

[frogbeastegg]

If there's no one with a keener interest in EYE I wouldn't mind indulging my curiosity, if you don't want the game yourself. Thank you.

[rajpoot]

I actually have E.Y.E Divine Cybermancy installed on my PC. But I haven't played it for more than 5 minutes up till now, due to there being so many other...'simpler' games on my PC. Plus I haven't found any walkthrough/guide to help me as yet.
TBH it's one of those games which I'd like to play but can't make the effort of playing....kind of like Europa Universalis III.


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@frogbeastegg

Just for the record, IMO Audiosurf is more fun than EYE. I've been riding my music for months now.

[frogbeastegg]

I've now got 50% off Sam and Max complete pack and 50% off AI War vouchers. You know, in case I decide I don't want them at 80% off and then change my mind ... forgetting that I already own the latter and can't stand the Telltale version of former.

Has anyone managed to get anything good? Or halfway decent?

Just for the record, IMO Audiosurf is more fun than EYE. I've been riding my music for months now.

The videos don't make it look very interesting. According to them you shift left and right to hit some coloured squares while coasting along a linear track. Maybe they are not very representative?

[rajpoot]

The videos don't make it look very interesting. According to them you shift left and right to hit some coloured squares while coasting along a linear track. Maybe they are not very representative?

That's the gist of it. The track itself is generated according to the beats of the song, it's intensity etc. The blocks are generated according to the notes.
But it's not so much as a game as a...well....a very fun, interactive visualisation.

Steam has a demo I think. Some limited number songs or something before it locks.

Demo on Fileplanet.

When you try it out, I suggest do it on some intense kind of music. Heavy with beats.....Like Hypnotize from SOAD.