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Avoid: Sensory Overload

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86%Game Brain Score
music, emotional
graphics, gameplay
86% User Score Based on 84 reviews

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Avoid: Sensory Overload is a single player action game. It was developed by 48h Studio and was released on April 8, 2014. It received positive reviews from players.

"Avoid: Sensory Overload" is a rhythm-based avoidance game where players control a ball navigating through complex and chaotic patterns set to electronic music. The game offers a intense challenge as the speed and density of obstacles increases over time, demanding quick reflexes and concentration. With various difficulty settings and a level editor, players can customize their experience and create their own unique challenges.

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86%
Audience ScoreBased on 84 reviews
music17 positive mentions
grinding2 negative mentions

  • The game offers a simple yet addictive gameplay experience, making it enjoyable for both casual and competitive players.
  • It features bright, colorful visuals and a catchy electronic soundtrack that enhances the overall experience.
  • The game has a variety of difficulty levels and modes, providing ample content for players looking for a challenge.
  • The controls can feel unresponsive or clunky at times, which may hinder the gameplay experience.
  • The music can become repetitive and may not appeal to everyone, leading to a less engaging experience over time.
  • The game can be extremely difficult, which may frustrate players who are not accustomed to high-pressure arcade-style games.
  • music
    58 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game has received mixed reviews, with some players appreciating its catchy electronic and trance elements that enhance the gameplay experience, while others criticize its repetitiveness and lack of variety, noting that it can become tiresome after extended play. Many users expressed a desire for the option to select their own music, as the provided tracks are not studio-grade and can feel flat. Overall, while the soundtrack complements the game's visuals and mechanics, it may not satisfy those looking for a more dynamic musical experience.

    • “The music is catchy and drags you into the game even more.”
    • “The soundtrack is amazing for this game.”
    • “What makes the game so interesting is the way the music meshes with the gameplay, the way you can, or rather must, lose yourself until there is nothing but the moving ship and the gradually appearing course.”
    • “Review: music is not user selectable, music available was not recorded at studio grade: so it's not a music game.”
    • “The music is flat, the obstacles are plenty.”
    • “No variation in soundtrack, you get sick of the songs real fast.”
  • graphics
    9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics of the game are characterized by bright, bold, and striking visuals, with distinct themes that contribute to a varied gameplay experience across 128 levels. However, some players find the art style overwhelming, with concerns about hit registration and potential nausea from the intense visual effects, particularly for those sensitive to strobe lights. Overall, while the graphics are visually engaging, they may not appeal to everyone and can detract from longer play sessions.

    • “Bright neon visuals.”
    • “Graphics/sound: the visuals are bright, bold, and striking.”
    • “There are also currently 3 'themes' as the devs put it, which play slightly differently and have different aesthetics.”
    • “I didn't like the art style of this one and the hit registry.”
    • “*edit*: Were it not for the (almost) assaulting visuals, I would argue that this game should've been called 'muscle memory trainer.' It claims reflexes are necessary; I claim 'you can memorize the layout [of the tracks].'”
    • “I also warn against long play sessions: the visuals can induce nausea if you are sensitive to strobe lights and flashing colors.”
  • gameplay
    7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is characterized by its minimalistic yet engaging mechanics, where players simply move left or right to survive through 128 distinct levels, each with a unique mechanical identity. While lacking a narrative, the game excels in creating a soothing experience that harmonizes music with gameplay, encouraging players to remain calm for better performance. It offers both casual enjoyment and challenging modes for those seeking a competitive edge.

    • “This does a nice job of keeping things fresh - the levels in each theme have a fairly well-defined mechanical identity to go along with the visuals, keeping them distinct enough that it doesn't get boring over 128 levels despite the minimal nature of the game.”
    • “So it makes for a great time-waster with simple gameplay, but even more challenging modes if you're in it to win it.”
    • “What makes the game so interesting is the way the music meshes with the gameplay, the way you can, or rather must, lose yourself until there is nothing but the moving ship and the gradually appearing course.”
    • “The whole mechanics of the game is simply move right or left and stay alive as long as possible.”
    • “There is no story, and no real sophistication in the gameplay - nor is either necessary.”
    • “Minimal as the gameplay is, it has a soothing effect - you have to be calm to get good reactions, after all.”
  • story
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story emphasizes resilience and the unpredictability of life, highlighting the importance of perseverance in the face of adversity. However, some users feel that the narrative lacks depth and sophistication, suggesting that a compelling story is not essential to the gameplay experience.

    • “The moral of the story is that you never know what life has in store for you. If I had given up when all odds were against me, I wouldn't be where I am today.”
    • “There is no story, and no real sophistication in the gameplay - nor is either necessary.”
  • grinding
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players find the grinding aspect of the game suitable for farming, though they note that the AI voice can become tedious and occasionally annoying.

    • “The AI voice can be tedious and sometimes annoying.”
    • “Recommended for game farming.”
  • emotional
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players report that the game evokes intense emotional reactions, with one user describing it as so impactful that it made them feel physically ill. This suggests a powerful and potentially overwhelming emotional experience.

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Avoid: Sensory Overload is a action game.

Avoid: Sensory Overload is available on PC, Phone, iPad, iPhone and others.

Avoid: Sensory Overload was released on April 8, 2014.

Avoid: Sensory Overload was developed by 48h Studio.

Avoid: Sensory Overload has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its music but disliked it for its graphics.

Avoid: Sensory Overload is a single player game.

Similar games include Boson X, T.E.C. 3001, BARRIER X, Bit Blaster XL, Linea, the Game and others.