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Everyday Shooter
Queasy Games
March 28, 2006
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Shooter, Music, IndieDevelopers
Queasy GamesRelease Date
March 28, 2006 (19 years and 1 month ago)Publishers
Queasy Games, Sony Computer EntertainmentFranchises
Everyday Shooter
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Everyday Shooter is an album of games exploring the expressive power of abstract shooters. Dissolute sounds of destruction are replaced with guitar riffs harmonizing over an all-guitar soundtrack, while modulating shapes celebrate the flowing beauty of geometry. Play through different levels each with a completely unique musical, graphical, and gameplay style. Shoot to trigger musical sounds and riffs that combine to form the final soundscape of the game. Use points earned in the game to unlock extra lives, shuffle mode, and different visual filters.
Genres
Shooter, Music, IndiePlatforms
PlayStation 3, PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation PortableDevelopers
Queasy GamesRelease Date
March 28, 2006 (19 years and 1 month ago)Publishers
Queasy Games, Sony Computer EntertainmentFranchises
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