I fell on my face for 4m after a half an hour of trying. Just go ahead and try to make this guy run. You always win when you play QWOP, because, as it tells us smugly, everyone's a winner. I like QWOP: it's one of the most frustrating games I've ever played, but if there is a virtue to be ascribed to video games, it is in being maddening and yet addicting. I could go on, or I could say, Play Auditorium. It also auto-saves your game so you can stop at any time and lose no progress. But that's already thrice as much as I ever ask out of my Friday Free Games. On the whole, Auditorium certainly is a fun and engrossing game, but it's a bit too puzzley for my taste, and I grew bored of it after 45 minutes. I find the interface to be a bit uncomfortable, if acceptable, but the level design is good with a steady challenge ramp-up rate. But before long, you're entranced by the beauty of a full-screen Flash experience.īoomshine is one of my favorite Friday Free Games of all-time, and even making a comparison to it should tell you I think pretty highly of the game for delivering a remarkable and challenging overall user experience. If you think it sounds a little awkward and requires some getting used to, you're right. The idea is to conduct the stream of light, filtered by rings of color, to "fill" the squares. Auditorium is a beautiful mixture of game and toy, sight and sound, puzzle and exploration, serene in a way that reminds me of Boomshine, in a way, with its sweet, dreamy melodies and abstract, colorful gameplay.
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