Would be cool if we could add our own custom environments, it looks like the only hthing that differs between each one is the number of cars that come at you at a time, and the ambience sounds. I'm not sure what sort of audio your webAudio supports though.

hi, yes, i to have herd that whining sound, that increases in pitch as you speed up. how ever, it seems to only play during part of the track. the rest of the time, it's not there.

Hi Ghorthalon.
I have been playing your games for years, and personally I think they are fantastic.
It's a pity that you've just stopped developing games for 32 and 64 bits. So I cannot play this game that looks funny.
My last option is try to play the browser mode...
But when I do so, the map loads to half, then stops.
I let the map and game settings as they came. Also, I'm using the last build of Google Chrome.
Can you tell me what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks in advance.

for those saying about how they can't play because its only 64 bit, the thing is, only 64 bit isn't a thing, yall are the minority, because like, all systems are 64 bit these days, so get one

Also, what I've been reading about the whirring / whining sound is true, to what I can tell, it is there, and certainly gets more prominent as you speed up, but its not on all surfaces, I'll have to try to listen to that and see if that's how I tell I'm straight, as I've tried, and can't figure it out, my survival strategy, which doesn't work so well is to like, bob and weave like a drunk driver.

Also, another thing is definitely true that has been stated here that you lose frequencies as you age, eventually, you'll not hear much above 15KHz. Anyway, I think this will be really cool on mobile with tilting the phone, using the gyros in it, can't wait for that.

Dude, you got some serious fuckin' talent. Even if gaming isn't where you want your career to be, you could still do it on the side and make money.

It shouldn't use David if NVDA is running when the game starts. There is however an option for webTTS in the options menu, turn that off. That ought to do it? If not, then I have no clue.

Hi,
For a game like this I don't think a 32 bit could work. The game is processing a lot behind the scenes, such as the binaural audio, and in the city there are a metric ton of cars. I don't even know if electron, which is the platform that this game uses for chrome usage (um, I know that sounds weird), well I don't know if that supports 32 bit.

this is a good game, but i cant play it with my PC.  in my android phone, i can play it nicely. but in windows, i cannot turn directions. can you help me what to do.

edit: turning around i mean, i cant   move in the menu. and android version, the web version www.cyclepath.dragonapps.org     and in the web version, game isn't loading. i use firefox

Hi.
Ok, it happened on the highway that I could hear the weal spinning sound but with a lot of traffic coming around it's getting quite hard, I was traveling on the eBike so i don't think I would be able to hear the traffic when I am on a louder cycle.
Greetings Moritz.

hi, well said, kai. yeah it's a simple fact that, most games, and in fact most apps soon, will all have to be 64 bit, for various reasons. one of which is ram usage, secondly is security, and so on. many many reasons. and yes, those who are on either older OS's, and or newer OS's on cheaper slower hardware, are going to have to deal with the fact that 32 bit is what you have, and it's what you are going to have to be limited to. on the other hand, seeing as how this game seems pretty intensive on the system, let's be honest here. most 32 bit systems, wouldn't even be able to handle running it well, even if a 32 bit version were released.  most especially if, the 32 bit you are running, is due to slower cheaper hardware, IE cheaper notebooks with atom and the like processors. they simply don't have the power to deal with this sort of game, at least not without some serious problems. and i'm afraid it's not logical to hold back games and apps to a slower system. this is why many who can, buy a newer system, IE 64 bit and more power, and then if they so require it for what ever reason, run a 32 bit virtual machine for dealing with what they need to use 32 bit for. IE old programs that just won't run well on newer systems. it's not perfect, some people just can't aford that. of course they can't. but sometimes, if you want the best of both worlds, that's what you have to save up and invest for. never the less, even though i have not tested it myself, it's good to see a web version made for this, and upcoming games, as that's probably one of the best ways to have a multi platform version of the game.  what would be kind of nice, is to have some of these sorts of games, especially once built up some, to start straying onto things like steam. that would be good, to see these games move out to the open world of gaming, in stead of being limited to just our world. and that would offer a platform for game devs to put in place a purchasing system, as well as other things such as gifting games, and also an online acheavments system of sorts. IE the card system in steam. meh. what am i on about. that's just dreams. still, with a game as awesome sounding as this, and with the potential i can see in it, this is sure a game i've not seen in quite some time in terms of quality for an audio game. it's awesome to see that audio games has something still in development, as it's seemed a little dead in recent times.
Oh, and the other thing that something like steam would be good for, is purchaseable, or, free, downloadable content. wooo! this idea looks even better as i think about it. ahahha

One of the most impressive things about this game to me, besides the fact that it is just amazing all around, is that no speech is actually required during gameplay. I'm not talking about the menus, but actually playing the game itself. Everything is completely based on sounds alone, and it works out very well. As soon as things are ironed out with the mobile version of the game, Cyclepath will push the boundaries and possibilities for audiogame development quite far. Thanks Ghorth for the great project.

P.S. I'd be more than willing to pay for a game like this. High quality content.

All that was stopping me from installing a 64bit version of windows was the hassle of reinstalling the OS and all my apps. This is the first piece of software I've come across where 32bit has been an issue. Just a few years ago, having 64bit windows caused more compatibility issues than having 32bit does now. My system is quad core i5 3.1ghz, 8GB so is powerful enough, but if it weren't for the fact you can get a 64bit copy of windows for under 15 quid on ebay, I wouldn't be paying 70 or 80, just because of one audio game. I've wanted to install 64bit anyway just so I have full access to my ram, but to be honest I don't need anywhere near 8GB on this pc. Up to now, having 32bit hasn't been an issue. |I could run music production software on this PC with a ton of VSTs running at the same time. If I were doing that, I definitely wouldn't want half my RAM unavailable, but one audio game surely shouldn't need more than 4GB should it?