IDM GAME

[Salvatorin]

it is a game like that old boards of canada one

press space to float and wasd to move and mouse to change view

 

http://ompoint.net/fauna.html

[YEK]

did it have brightly colored spirals ? i remember a game like that. very colorful, had to collect orbs or something and it was free

 

i've been meaning to ask actually...

[Salvatorin]

sorry I forgot to putthe link int thr

now its there

http://ompoint.net/fauna.html

its fun, midi scultping and 3d fractals and shit

[Guest dylanmcknd]

Coulda been more idm

[YEK]

i'm thinking of something different

[luke viia]

dreamy

[mcbpete]

i'm thinking of something different

Were you thinking of Tranquility -

 

 

 

Alas it looks like the game is no longer available (it was at http://tqworld.com/ ). The author was kind enough to give me a full 'life-time' key back in the day and I played it for hours and hours and hours .

 

RE: The OP - that's quite nice. It's a shame though the fractal mechanics don't actually apply to the movement. By that I mean I'd love a game where the closer you get towards the fractal the more and more detailed it becomes so you can walk 'infinitely' into the object. Hmm, maybe a video might be clearer - Imagine a playable version of this:

 

[YEK]

 

i'm thinking of something different

Were you thinking of Tranquility -

 

 

 

Alas it looks like the game is no longer available (it was at http://tqworld.com/ ). The author was kind enough to give me a full 'life-time' key back in the day and I played it for hours and hours and hours .

 

RE: The OP - that's quite nice. It's a shame though the fractal mechanics don't actually apply to the movement. By that I mean I'd love a game where the closer you get towards the fractal the more and more detailed it becomes so you can walk 'infinitely' into the object. Hmm, maybe a video might be clearer - Imagine a playable version of this:

 

 

oh , that's it! shame it's no longer available

[Guest Adam]

 

 

RE: The OP - that's quite nice. It's a shame though the fractal mechanics don't actually apply to the movement. By that I mean I'd love a game where the closer you get towards the fractal the more and more detailed it becomes so you can walk 'infinitely' into the object. Hmm, maybe a video might be clearer - Imagine a playable version of this:

 

 

 

Imagine the graphic card you'd need to reender this in real time.