POP: Methodology Experiment One Download Rar File

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About This Game POP: Methodology Experiment One is an experimental game by Rob Lach which dissects the impact of reinterpreting the typical game development process and following a self-prescribed dogma to its creative conclusion. POP takes you on a visual and emotional roller-coaster, throwing at you a series of disjointed interactive vignettes of ranging purpose, visual style, and frustration.Deluxe Edition IncludesGame of the Saeculum Edition DLCOfficial SoundtrackGame of the Saeculum Edition IncludesDeveloper Commentary where Rob Lach whispers secrets into your ear and desperately tries to fit a commentary 3x as long as the actual gameGame Mode Switches Including modes like 66.6 which allows you to play the game at 66.6% speed and Huetrip making everything continuously shift colors.Methodology Experiment #1POP:ME1 was designed music first, with the game mechanics, visual aesthetic, and overall structure derived from the creative flow of the music production process. As Rob created each song, he imagined a game that would go along with it, tapping into the emotional energy of the music he was creating, documenting his concepts, and executing the ideas with minimal iteration. What emerged is a series of interactive vignettes, disjointed, taking the player on an intimidatingly intense and equally indecipherable journey of frustration and wonder. b4d347fde0 Title: POP: Methodology Experiment OneGenre: Action, IndieDeveloper:Rob LachPublisher:Rob Lach GamesRelease Date: 10 May, 2012 POP: Methodology Experiment One Download Rar File pop methodology experiment one Take a Computer Programer, A grahpics modeling team, and everyone else need to develop a small game. Spike there morning coffee with LCD and you get this game 8 hours later, * warning this game may cause sizures if you are affected by flashing bright lights for a long period of time.. I want a refund. The story was hard to follow if there even was one and the colors and constant movement were sickening.2\/10. I don't know how to review this game for a few reasons.1) I don't know what I just played2) I don't know what the hell was going on3) I didn't know how to control anything4) I don't know what I was supposed to do5) I didn't know machine-gunning down innocent paddy field farmers was a bad thing to doBloody good fun though, also updating the review to add to the "The \u201cWhoooaaaaaaa, Dude! 2.0" Steam awards. This award is for the \u201cFear and Loathing in Las Vegas\u201d of video games.. I guess this is what I get for a game with "experiment" right in the name.The talk of music and aesthetic made me hope for a melding of sight and sound akin to Audiosurf or Rythm Heaven. Instead we get some bare bones shooting galleries making some hackneyed statement on war, driving straight out of a late 90's flash game, a "puzzle" constructed exclusively out of obnoxioius flashing colors, and several sections I couldn't even control. The controls are not told to you at the begining, I could barely navigate the menu, I couldn't even exit the game! The music isn't much to speak of either, the driving and walking bits are alright, but I've heard much better in the same style elsewhere.I'm not one of those who dismiss artsy "not a games" but this is just frustrating and grating.. Strange game \/ interface experiment. I like old raw footage, and early console aesthetics and the experimental nature of deciphering a meaning to the game is amusing. Unsure if the method of exiting the game was intentional or not, but if so, it was pretty cool...