Boson X is a fast-paced rotational runner set in a particle accelerator. Quantum jump from Planck to Planck as you build up speed inside an enormous particle accelerator and generate high-energy collisions to discover strange new particles. Use precise timing and fast reflexes to navigate a hazardous subatomic world where floors and ceilings don't exist. Boson X is a fast-paced rotational runner set in a particle accelerator.
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The Boson® longwave infrared (LWIR) thermal camera module sets a new standard for size, weight, power, and performance (SWaP). It utilizes FLIR infrared video processing architecture to enable advanced image processing and several industry-standard communication interfaces while keeping power consumption low. The 12 µm pitch Vanadium Oxide (VOx) uncooled detector comes in two resolutions. Boson X is a fast-paced addictive game available for free download at www.boson-x.com. Boson X was created by Ian MacLarty and Jon Kerney, for their website Mu and Heyo. Boson X is available for PC, Mac and Linux as a free download, or for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch as a paid app. An Android port is currently being developed and it is also on Steam Greenlight.
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Gameplay in Boson X is similar to that of other 3D 'endless runner' games, but with a few small differences. Although the goal is to run nonstop and try to get as far as possible, to do so you have just three buttons: jump left, jump right, and jump center. Meanwhile, the ground platforms appear and disappear as you go.
The trick is that the longer you press the button, the further you jump. This means you have to judge every jump perfectly, calculating how far you need to go to land on the next platform while predicting which direction you'll need to move in further ahead.
Boson X is a platform game with highly entertaining gameplay, which also has some outstanding graphics and technical elements. Best of all, it is completely free and also includes online leaderboards.