Audiosurf recieves new update

Posted Jul 24th 2008 5:00PM by James Murff
Filed under: Indie, Puzzle, Rhythm

Talk about making a game better on a regular basis. Audiosurf has already received one free, massive update, and now comes another one. This one, though, is interesting. This new update allows the players to make their own game modes by changing the names of the song they are playing. They can do so by adding one or multiple tags after the title of the song. We have to say that this sort of improvements to an already great game just impress us all that much more. An explanation of the system can be found on the Audiosurf forums, and the full list of tags can be found after the break or in the Steam update.

[as-4lane] Play with 4 lanes
[as-monoonly] Mono characters required
[as-everybodymono] All characters have only 2 block colors
[as-lessgrey] Mono characters have less grey blocks
[as-allgrey] Mono all greys. Scores start at 1000 and go down with each hit.
[as-nogrey] Mono characters have no grey blocks
[as-monoptX] Base points for Mono characters (default 3)
[as-nostlth] Remove Stealth and cumulative hit bonuses
[as-swind] Sidewinder camera mode
[as-bankcam] Banking camera mode
[as-first] First-person camera mode
[as-caterp] Big strings of blocks instead of only solo blocks
[as-mszX] Minimimum match size (number for X)
[as-wbX] Percentage of white/black blocks
[as-mtX] Match collection ticks (default 10-25)
[as-prowsX] Puzzle row count (0-8)
[as-hidepuz] Play with an invisible puzzle grid

Tags: audiosurf, indie, music, puzzle, rhythm, steam

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Well thats good at least.Posted at 6:18PM on Jul 24th 2008 by laser123454321

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