Разработчик: 48h Studio
Описание
Features:
Fast arcade game, easy to learn but difficult to master
Challenging levels and a randomly generated endless mode
Engaging visual effects and soundrack
Online leaderboards
Have we already mentioned that it's FAST?
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, dutch, japanese, korean, norwegian, portuguese - portugal, russian, simplified chinese, turkish
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows XP SP3 or newer
- Processor: 2 GHz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX 9.0c Compatible Card
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 300 MB available space
- OS *: Windows 7 or newer
- Processor: Core 2 Duo 2GHz or equivalent
- Memory: 3 GB RAM
- Graphics: ATI or NVidia card w/ 1024 MB RAM
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 300 MB available space
Отзывы пользователей
Fun timing/reflex game. Not a whole lot to say about it honestly it's just a good time.
Obstacle dodging game for insane people. Be warned that it is very addicting and very difficult, so completionists beware. That being said, it deserves a thumbs up for being a hidden gem that you will definitely get your moneys worth from (it goes on sale 90% off all the time too). There are 4 themes, each with designed levels to test your muscle memory/pathing, as well as endless mode, where you constantly speed up and dodge randomized pattern chunks. Both the designed levels and endless modes have 4 difficulties each, so there is a fair amount of content too for the style of game it is. Good for times when you have only 5 minutes to kill, but also playable for hours at a time (not recommended though :^))
While I have played and enjoyed similar games in this style (Boson X, T.E.C. 3001, Audiosurf, Run 3, etc), Avoid is just too difficult for my taste. This game just hates you.
"Well, get good at it then", I hear you cry, but here's the thing: 1) I honestly don't know if I have what it takes, even if I devote my life to beating this game. 2) Even if I could... why should I? That would feel like torture. This game doesn't feel engaging at all to me, even after finally winning platinum on a new level it doesn't feel rewarding. Just a sigh of relief, "it's over".
If I ever choose to invest dozens of hours in a game just to be able to finish levels, and dozens more to get all of the achievements, Avoid definitely won't be that game.
It is not really a bad game but it is not a good game either. It is a music game where you just dodge obstacles. There are four different music categories each with about four difficulties and eight levels each. I went through each music tab and beat the eight levels on easy and that was all I could take. The game has a basic level design and they all are almost identical. There is also an endless mode that did not add much to the game. I would not recommend this to any of my friends since I feel there are better music based games out there,
Such fun! I finally found a game to play, while pondering what game I'm going to play (and this can be a difficult decision.
It's a lazer, stroble lights, everything keeps moving kinda game.
I think it's at its best, when you put your headphones on, turn down all the lights and just get lost in the left-righ-left-righ-left-left, dang there goes my ship over the border feeling. :-)
Since you've got three ships to crash or navigate over the edges one lost ship doesn't damage your mood to badly either. So it makes for a great time-waster with a simple enough gameplay, but even more challenging modes if you're in it to win it.
Handling of the ships with a keyboard feels good and it's just as responsive as you'd imagine it, meaning you know when you've pressed the button to late and won't blame the game for lag.
If you're prone to get headaches or easily feel nauseous, than it's probably not for you, but if you every wished to have an arcade machine with a simple "get the ship from a to b without hitting stuff" game in your own living room, well, that's the game for you. For less than a buck it's definitely worth the money, if only you could play your own music while playing I'd even be willing to pay another buck, but well I guess you can't have it all.
In this game, you move a spaceship left and right as it automatically scrolls forward, avoiding obstacles as you progress. It's a simple premise, and Avoid: Sensory Overload really isn't breaking any new ground. But what begins as a rather mediocre addition to the pile of retro-inspired games available on Steam quite rapidly develops into one of the toughest games in your library, and what's more, it's addictive. At advanced levels, the game's pace is breakneck, and the course is littered with pitfalls and obstacles. Leagues harder than comparable titles like Audiosurf, Avoid: Sensory Overload is a no B.S. test of skill and reaction time. Your average gamer probably won't make it through the Medium levels, and most of us probably won't make it through the Hard levels. Even if you're the kind of Ulillillia tier savant it takes to make it through Extreme difficulty, you can pile on a fresh challenge by playing the Endless mode for a randomly-generated infinite run. At the fair price of $5, Avoid: Sensory Overload scratches the itch for a simple game at both extremes: It's fun enough to pick up and play for a quick session, and difficult enough to provide a challenge in the long term.
I'd put this game in terms of gameplay Super Hexagon. The easy levels are very completable, and the game is quite fun. It is definitely comparable to Super Hexagon(or the Impossible Game, etc) in terms of difficulty once you are finished with easy. The difficulty curve gets steep and fast. But at least until you get up to hard and extreme it's not unreasonably hard, just very unforgiving.
I also warn against long play sittings: the visuals can induce nausea if you are sensitive to strobe lights and flashing colours.
The music is electronic/trance/synth, so if you dislike that music style, I'd avoid this game. But it is good music, but I will note that in playing the levels, the music gets incredibly repetitive quickly when it's the same 60 seconds of music for 8 levels(or more if you have to go through a level multiple times).
I definitely recommend the game if it's on sale(as I purchased it). It's a pretty cheap game, and good future fun if you like to climb the scoreboads and replay the endless levels.
Welcome to Highway Hypnosis: The Game! Do you remember that old DOS game, SkyRoads? It's like that, but with powerups, score multipliers, music, no jumping, and you're in Tron instead of outer space. Avoiding the hitboxes on obstacles and pitfalls for perfect run achievements is a chore, but it's entertaining to zone out to the flashing background, soundtrack, and moving levels, and let your fingers go on autopilot. It's repetitive, frustrating, and oddly entrancing.
Fly your spaceship through various obstacles categorized in 4 worlds.
Extremely crisp controls, optimal for keyboards.
Music is okayish, could use some more energy often too slow and soothing.
The perspective often leaves you with an unsafe feeling because you
cannot clearly see where blocks end.
This game forces you to perfect your hand eye coordination and at the
same time trains your periferal vision too see whats coming up while
focusing your ship to not touch walls or holes (or vice versa).
Offering easy, normal, hard and extreme difficulty, there is something for
everyone out there. I managed to beat some extreme levels but could
only proceed if I'd play and learn those levels many many times.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6t7r4mN0ws
Don't avoid Avoid if you enjoy to dodge obstacles and precipices while listening to some nice tunes. On the harder difficulties its harder than a bullet hell game... just nuts.
very fun and addictive game, your objective is to avoid the obstacles in front of you to reach the end.
simple concept but it gets harder as you advance, it has great level design, great soundtrack and more than enough content to justify its price and more. so i would highly recommend this game to anyone looking for a simple yet chellenging game.
Fun game that's like a simplified mix of SkyRoads and Race the Sun, with a dash of Super Hexagon (mainly the female announcer :D )
Inside the level you only have the "move left" and "move right" control - no jumping, boosting, etc. But that doesn't make it easy! I've only been able to complete the Easy and Medium level sets myself.
Avoid is very addicting! the music, levels colour and diffrences between the levels keep me comming back once and awhile to try and beat that last level, but be warned the game is tough.
Avoid is one of those games where if you play it for too long you may get frustrated and begin to preform less and less, atleast thats what I find when playing this game. My tip to you if you purchase this wonderful game: take breaks every once and awhile, stairing into those tunnels for too long will make you go cross-eyed.
My personal reccomendation: buy it if you love a challenge.
Surprisingly fun old school arcade style game play. Controller support is good and feels nice and accurate. It would be better if you could select your own music to play. Still, for the ~$1 sale price I paid, this game was a bargain.
Fun game. The music is very fitting for the levels, and you just want to keep playing it...
If you like games like Super Hexagon, try this.
Great game!
There is no story, and no real sophistication in the gameplay - nor is either necessary. You move a "ship" around the screen, trying to avoid obstacles (usually blocks or pits, a few moving parts).
Around you is a neon lighted strobing light tunnel and the course itself is only a few meters visible, building itself as you race along.
What makes the game so interesting is the way the music meshes with the gameplay, the way you can, or rather must, lose yourself until there is nothing but the moving ship and the gradually appearing course.
You don't have to think about what you do, you just have to DO it. If you start to plan ahead, you'll likely to crash into a block.
Minimal as the gameplay is, it has a soothing effect - you have to be calm to get good reactions, after all.
The controls react instantly, and there is no need to familiarize yourself with the way the game is handled. You might need a few tries to get a feeling for how the "ship" reacts, but it doesn't seem to have any personality at all - you push the left key, it goes left. No delay, no sliding. Ideally it'll be as if it reacts to your thoughts.
My only regret is that the music restarts when you die in endless mode. Since I die often, it means I don't get to hear the rest of it.
I'm not entirely sure how much I think this game is worth. I bought it for 1.25 Euro, and I certainly don't regret spending that money.
Would I have paid more? Might be. I don't know how much I'll end up playing it, but even if I didn't play it any more, I'd consider it money well spent.
Unfortunately there is no demo version available for the PC, which IMO would be a good idea, since you can only experience the game by playing it - viewing a video dosn't tell you halfway enough.
fun little game and definatly worth the small price. challenging levels that will make you want to keep retrying and a endless mode to see how far you can get. if you've got a bit of spare change, pick this game up
Overview: Avoid Sensory Overload is a really fun arcade dodging game, slightly reminiscent of titles like Race the Sun. You're speeding forwards at an ever-increasing rate, and you control your little ship and steer it around to collect score multipliers and powerups while avoiding walls and holes in the track.
Accessibility: The easiest mode is very accessible to casual players, while the harder modes require lightning reflexes. There are a lot of flashing lights, so if you're sensitive to that then you might not want to pick it up. The controls are keyboard or gamepad, which is a bit of a shame as I'd love to play this with the mouse. They are rebindable though.
Game modes: There are fixed levels, where you replay them to try and get perfect runs, but to me the real appeal of the game is the randomly-generated Endless Mode. Naturally for a game like this, there are leaderboards for all difficulty levels. There are also currently 3 "themes" as the devs put it, which play slightly differently and have different aesthetics.
Graphics/Sound: The visuals are bright, bold, and striking. It's also got a lovely electronic soundtrack.
Price: It's 4.99 right now, and it's got trading cards that are fairly high-valued at the moment if that makes a difference to you.
All in all, a really nice little indie game that I think deserves a bit more exposure.
This game is so very very fun. It reminds me of the time I would spend in arcades trying to get the top score; however this is much more time current. The music is catchy and drags you into the game even more. Two thumbs up!
This game is fun. Colorful, nice music, and interesting levels.
Kind of a Race the Sun meets Super Hexagon.
Playing only a bit of it, the game is somewhat addictive. The soundtrack is amazing for this game. It's more or less an endurance run, grab a shield to avoid hitting walls and bullets, but also avoid the holes on the floor that end the game. The longer you stay, the more points you have. Other than that, there isn't much more. Multipliers do help.
And I'm sure once this game builds a big enough audience, my name won't be on the high score board. (I'm kinda bad at video games)
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | 48h Studio |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 18.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 88% положительных (82) |