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About This Game Step into the Polydome. PolyDome is a musical environment that changes and progresses when you interact with it. Think of it as a sequencer, but rather than being a tool for creating music, it's a place where you can explore and create different musical phrases and sounds. The point of PolyDome is not to win, loose or compete, but simply to relax and enjoy. b4d347fde0 Title: PolyDomeGenre: Casual, Free to Play, Simulation, Early AccessDeveloper:Plan8Publisher:Plan8Release Date: 9 Aug, 2016 PolyDome Torrent Download [Xforce Keygen] This review was done in early access when the game is more updated i bet it will be betterI say No i would do yes but theres so much missing and i already came acros multiple bugs:Bug A:It wont let me select the mode (and when it did it crashed)Bug B:In the menu with reset lobby and tollbar none of the buttons workBug C:Crashes alot (I have a good computer)And its missing:So if your small you cant reach them if they fly to the roof so add like a pullMissing a way to export the musicSounds (it doesnt have many). Fun free music experience. The 7.1, I think, is used great. You create different music crystals with the trigger finger, make them come into contact with each other, they start creating a beat already chosen by the game, then you can grab them and throw them in any direction to make that sound come from that direction. Then pull out more crystals and do the same thing. If you don't like the sound of one of them, you can pop them by stabbing them with your controller. There aren't too many different sounds created, hopefully that will expand. It does seem like the same song can be recreated. What I had fun with is just using 1 or maybe a small dose of a second crystal and placing the crystals like they are the instrument. For example, there was one sound that sounded like someone humming something briefly, and another sound that sounded like someone snapping their fingers. So I placed the crystals where a persons mouth would be for humming and a persons hands would be for snapping. Then the drum sounds I placed behind me where a drum set often is located on stage. I put water droplet sounds on the floor. I enjoyed it and since its free, nothing but thumbs up!. So far this is pretty interesting and i feel has some serious potential for curating a relaxing experience for the user to just have fun but at the same feel engaged as their actions curate their own emotional environment.I'm not sure if this is possible, but it would be amazing, if it was possible to always make the music sound amazing (which it does already) but at the same time, making it so that the player still has some control over the creation of the music.. i dont know ... it is FUN . its free .. but there is something missing .. then again FREEEEEE !!! GO TRY IT !. I dont know why but i thought this game would let you set your tones it doesnt id like to see that added to the point where you can like make your own tunes / remake tunes but other then that its really neat to listen to what happens when you put a bunch of the shapes together its just anoter vr play with the vr type of game and it does it well. Most likely this game is not free because now adays VR headsets are expensive so I would not recommend the game unless you have a couple-hundred dollars lying around for a VR. Pretty cool experience where you make sort of electronic tracks one beat at a time, using 3 different shapes (beats?) that you place around in a cave. However I didn't feel like I had much control over customizing /tweaking the end result.I played around with it for about 30 minutes. To my understanding: to place beats, you hit the trigger and it randomly creates one of the 3 types: red circle (high), green triangle (medium), blue square (low/drums). Then you activate it in your song by hitting it against a previously placed note. Honestly I'm still not 100% sure how it works. I'd like to see a tutorial, and I'd also like to be able to customize the notes more once they're placed. Like change the pitch or volume, maybe using the height they are placed at?Still its simple enough that anyone can hop in and mess around and make some neat compilations. There is an underlying automatic track that kicks in that brings it all together so no matter what you do it still sounds okay.