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Tuesday, September 06, 2005
Alveolata Noctiluca Neonlight
Alveolata Noctiluca Neonlight is not really a game but more of an experiment in sight and sound.

Great use of graphics to accompany some ambient noise makes it a very interesting tool that showcases Macoto Yanagisawa's creativity.

Name: Alveolata Noctiluca Neonlight
Developer: Macoto Yanagisawa
Category: Application
Type: Flash
Size: 1MB
Posted at 2:56 AM by Tim
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