#BOSON X SCREEN FIXED LICENSE#

When you attempt each experiment as much as I have, it becomes easy to predict what will happen next. By that I mean the order in which the platforms appear, not experiments. It would be nice if there were a greater variety of scenarios. Simply enter a name for the leaderboards and you're there. You don't need to be registered with Game Jolt. You can effortlessly connect to the internet to compare high scores.

#BOSON X SCREEN FIXED LICENSE#

The license may allow for modding I'm not too fluent when it comes to legalese. The game gets some extra points for being Alt+Tab friendly, only 10 megabytes in size, and cool with me running my own background music. FYI, I'm running v1.0.4 and it is completely bug-free in my experience. It turned particularly bland in the final experiment to discover the X Boson particle. Also, the background music is forgettable.

I do not appreciate how pressing an additional directional key in the middle of my jump will bring me down from the jump. Pressing Esc will redirect you to the level selection menu with no scope for continuation. The screenshots will not suffice to strengthen my point on the aesthetics of this game.īoson X loses points because there is no way to pause it. The animation is smooth, the colour scheme and display simple and elegant. It is a fairly tough game with a genuine sense of accomplishment waiting at the end. Once you've discovered 5 particles, then the elusive X Boson particle is up for discovery through the final experiment. The default running speed, the panels your professor will encounter, the colour scheme and even the way panels appear on screen vary with each experiment. With each level, called an experiment, you discover a different particle. There is no up or down on the inside of this decagonal prism, which claims to be a massive particle accelerator. You accelerate when you run along the blue panels. Platforms: Windows, Mac, Linux, iPod Touch, iPhone, iPad, AndroidĪn endless rotational runner, somewhat reminiscent of the pointless games every household would have in the '90s.

Boson x screen fixed