- May 31, 2016
- Dmytry Lavrov
Polynomial 2
Platforms
About
"Polynomial 2" is a musical rhythm-based tunnel shooter game where players fly through vibrant, abstract geometric landsces, all set to a thumping electronic soundtrack. The game features a variety of modes, including a level editor, and challenges players to shoot and dodge objects in time with the music. Players can also create and share their own custom levels with the community.









- The game features stunning visuals that are particularly impressive in VR, creating a mesmerizing experience.
- It allows players to use their own music, enhancing the overall enjoyment and personalization of the gameplay.
- The developer is responsive and engaged with the community, showing a commitment to improving the game based on player feedback.
- The game has been in early access for over six years and feels abandoned, with many players expressing concerns about its lack of updates and content.
- Gameplay can be confusing and lacks clear instructions, making it difficult for players to understand how to progress or utilize features effectively.
- The combat mechanics are often described as clunky and unrefined, detracting from the overall experience and making it feel less engaging.
music
134 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music aspect of the game is highly praised for its integration and ability to enhance the visual experience, with many players enjoying the option to add their own music. However, some users express disappointment in the lack of synchronization between the gameplay and the music, noting that the visuals do not always respond dynamically to the audio. Overall, while the soundtrack is appreciated, the game is often viewed more as a music visualizer than a traditional game, making it a relaxing experience for music lovers.
“A great way to relax and just enjoy some excellent visuals and of course your favorite music as well.”
“Waves of color burst and pulse to the beat and melody of your music and it is incredible.”
“If you love listening to music, and/or love visualizers, you are silly to not have this game.”
“Don't buy if you are trying to add your own music in 2024.”
“When I started this game, I found that the music has no bearing outside of the visual aspects.”
“It does not sync to your music.”