PolyFauna 2 app for iPhone and iPad

4.2 ( 7632 ratings )

Music Entertainment
Developer: LLLP LLP (UK)

Free

Current version: 2.1, last update: 3 years ago
First release : 23 Jan 2014
App size: 138.13 Mb

PolyFauna is an experimental collaboration between Thom Yorke, Nigel Godrich, Stanley Donwood & Universal Everything.

Your screen is the window into an evolving world.
Move around to look around.
You can follow the portal.
You can wear headphones.

Credits:
Thom Yorke - radiohead.com
Nigel Godrich - twitter.com/nigelgod
Stanley Donwood - slowlydownward.com
Universal Everything - universaleverything.com
Mike Tucker - mike-tucker.com

Released by LLLP LLP

Pros and cons of PolyFauna 2 app for iPhone and iPad

PolyFauna 2 app good for

This is a great app to use to escape from your surroundings for awhile. But, the old version is way better. The newer version to me, is much more boring and I lose interest fast. I remember with the old version I spent just hours upon hours exploring and creating odd creatures. Now its just triangles, if you even get the ability to create them.

This is a great game! I love the soundtrack! Radio head is the best!!!! PS. My Fave song is "Burn the Witch". Thank you for your amazing Music and your amazing game!!!! And thank you for reading! Bye!!!!!!!

This visual journey is mesmerizing. You enter a graphic world where you can and can’t control things, it’s quite like in a dream. Or a nightmare at some time. Strangely attractive and for sure unique ! I recommend the experience.

This application lets you dive into a whole new world! Try it!!

amazing art you can dive between different worlds - and its even more then a visualization..! enjoy

amazing app! its like an other world. especially when youre high.

Some bad moments

I really enjoy Radioheads music, but this app is about as engaging as watching paint dry. An interesting diversion for a few minutes at best.

Love Radiohead, but theres really not much to do in this app after a few seconds. Its similar to the Bjork apps but with even less interaction and substance. The links to the creators websites are unnecessary and distractive. When we use an app, we dont want to go to a website.

I dont quite understand why this app exists?!? Do we need to be high or something to appreciate this thing?

This might be very engaging if you were high. But its basically as interesting as rubbing your eyes hard or looking through a kaleidoscope.

Colours are ugly and the shapes are weird and everything lacks fluidity. The music is weird and just as monotonous as this pointless app. I got dizzy and had a headache after.

I tried opening this closing it deleting it and reopening it all it did was give me a black screen :(

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