Trying to remember name of quirky Mac game
A few years back, somebody wrote a game for the Mac I'm trying to remember so I can get it for my brother for Christmas. I remember it had "mood" music that changed in response to the pace of the game. What I vaguely remember about it, it was like you were flying through space with colored balls passing by. The point of the game wasn't excitement, it was relaxation. The game used visuals and music combined with your actions in the game to relax you.
Anybody can remember the name of this game?
Anybody can remember the name of this game?
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A few years back, somebody wrote a game for the Mac I'm trying to remember so I can get it for my brother for Christmas. I remember it had "mood" music that changed in response to the pace of the game. What I vaguely remember about it, it was like you were flying through space with colored balls passing by. The point of the game wasn't excitement, it was relaxation. The game used visuals and music combined with your actions in the game to relax you.
Anybody can remember the name of this game?
I believe it was Tranquility.
The web link you put up doesn't work, but I'm looking at screenshots on http://www.apple.com/games/articles/...4/tranquility/ and am not that impressed. I'd download the demo, but I'm not on a Mac.
Damn that was fast. Did you think the game was any good?
The web link you put up doesn't work, but I'm looking at screenshots on http://www.apple.com/games/articles/...4/tranquility/ and am not that impressed. I'd download the demo, but I'm not on a Mac.
Sorry about the broken link, I've fixed it.
The game was ok, but it didn't really live up to the relaxation bit. I'd for sure give the demo a whirl to see if you enjoy playing it.
Seems likes the closest thing to what I'm looking for is X-Plane 8. But, that game seems more involved, and probably takes longer to sit down and play than what I was thinking.