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About This Game Experience the music in a new way. Feel it pulse around you.The Polynomial is a 3D space shooter with unique, mathematical scenery that animates to the music. And this is not some boring mathematics. This is fractals. There are worlds to explore, ugly enemies to kill, pretty allies to protect, bonuses to collect, and scores to beat (if you are into this sort of thing). It also includes arena editor and a non-shooting mode in which you can simply explore and rock out to your music. The game comes with 50 minute soundtrack; you can also import your music and playlists or even use the microphone input. There is a great variety of options that you can adjust for your own ultimate visual experience.Key features:Dynamic universe animated to music of your choice or microphone input.50 minutes of original soundtrack.Unique 3D graphics and effects.Highly configurable visuals, music, and image post-processing.Full featured editable music playlist.Support for anaglyph 3D glasses and the common 3DTV formats.Joystick support.Built in arena generator and editor.35 hand-picked arenas.4 music visualizers to choose from.Innovative scoring function. 1075eedd30 Title: The Polynomial - Space of the musicGenre: Action, Casual, IndieDeveloper:Dmytry LavrovPublisher:Dmytry LavrovRelease Date: 15 Oct, 2010 The Polynomial - Space Of The Music Crack Activation the polynomial space of the music. the polynomial space of the music free download. the polynomial space of the music. the polynomial space of the music free download I got lost for a while, After baking this surely makes for some tasty dessert.... Very Trippy, very beautiful.. Best LSD trip without illegal substances. Plus for animated visuals in time with your own choice of music.Ah, \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665 it, it's simply the best game, ever.. I'm going to recommend you avoid spending more than 2 bucks on this "game". You float around in multi-colored space shooting at 3D pacmen, and if you're lucky the clouds or the stars might shake in time with the music. If the music influenced anything else I couldn't notice it.Nothing in the gameplay has any impact. Both the lazy enemies and power ups simply disappear when you shoot them, and death just teleports you from one indistinguishable section of space to another. No explosions, no confirmation, nothing to even let you that something has happened.The game reeks of tech test more than finished game. You're better off playing Beat Hazard or Audio Surf if you really want to integrate your music library into your gameplay.. Less a game and more an interactive visualisation. With the right tracks, this is quite meditative. Reminds me very much of 'flOw', but in psychedelic space.. I rate the game The Polynomial - Space of the Music 2.5/5. Not good.This "game" was confusing at first, oddly interesting for a short while but quickly became boring.The Polynomial can best be described as being an abstract graphics demonstration in search of a game. The graphics are interesting and even beautiful in a very chilled-out fractal sort of way but it doesn't look like you're flying through space but instead through some sort of abstract mathematical simulation (what this game's graphics really consist of) made out of weird glowing particle effects which glow in time with whatever song is being played.Sure, you can fly around and shoot at stuff if you want but whether you are good at doing this seems to make nearly no difference. There are no items or ships to unlock; all modes and all levels and all graphics options are available from the outset and there is pretty much no story going on. There don't appear to be any bosses. You can change visual modes and levels whenever you want and nothing seems to be awarded as a prize for doing anything (other than when you get some steam achievements). There simply isn't enough structure in this "game."For the most part The Polynomial seems more like something that should have been designed as a screensaver or a music player visualization rather than a game. The sound effects are repetitive and boring and the enemies lack variety making the gaming aspect of this piece of software extremely shallow. As a direct result, the Polynomial is at its best when you play it without enemies and simply fly around while trying out different songs and graphical settings to see what interesting visual effects occur. But, as many gamers already know too well, merely playing around with graphical settings gets boring fairly quickly, especially when everything consists of particle effects and there are nearly no textures to look at. At least this game is fairly cheap though for 6.99 I cannot recommend it. In fact, I don't think I could recommend this game if it were priced anywhere above 99 cents.. Very meh! Much better music games out there.. After trying Polynomial, I can honestly say this title will be collecting dust for many years to come. I did like some of the visuals and vector graphics, but I found nothing that makes this game enjoyable to play.. The Polynomial is more of an experience as opposed to a game. You fly around empty space watching gorgeous mathematical patterns of color vibrate according to the beat of the music. Not only that, but you can import your own music files into the game and watch them shake up the patterns for endless possibilities. I reccommend The Polynomial not as a game, but as a very unique experience.