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Cyber Surfer is a fun musical endless runner where you'll play a futuristic surfer who's armed with a powerful laser sword. Traversing the infinite waves of cyberspace, your goal in Cyber Surfer is to destroy the obstacles that match the color of your sword, to the rhythm of the music. Meanwhile, you'll also need to avoid colliding into any other elements at all costs. With some really catchy songs and a simple and addictive gameplay, Cyber Surfer is the ultimate game for playing anytime and anywhere.
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At the end of each level, and depending on the maximum score you've obtained, Cyber Surfer will reward you with coins and experience that you can use to unlock new songs or aesthetic elements that you can use to customize your friendly little surfer.
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When testing your installation by running the mri_convert command, you may get an error like this: mir_convert.bin: error while loading shared libraries: libgomp.so.1: cannot open shared object file. In that case, try manually installing libgomp with this command: sudo apt-get install libgomp1. Also, if you receive this error: /home/$USERNAME/freesurfer/license.txt exists but you do not have read permission, try typing: chmod a+r /home/$USERNAME/freesurfer/license.txt.
The problem, of course, is that the game lacks any real depth. You can surf in a variety of locations (10 in all), but they all look the same. Perhaps I'm just prejudiced or something, but I can't tell one wave from another. All of the various surfers you can select (out of a total of eight) seem to perform with the same skills. And the surfboards themselves all handle the same way. Worse, the camera angles are so similar that you can never even get a different perspective on the action. One exception to the lack of gameplay variety is that the weather conditions you select for your run do seem to effect the gameplay somewhat by causing bigger waves. When I selected the hurricane option, the waves were noticeably higher and faster.
Championship Surfer has pretty good graphics, although they don't measure up with the console games of this kind (see Surfoid for the Sony PlayStation). Waves swell and rise accurately, then break just as they do along any real beach. The main problem is that the surfer looks a bit too small in comparison to the environment. Rendering on the player is also not up to the high-polygon count standards of most PC action games published over the past few years. Music and sound is similarly lackluster. The songs are very repetitive and lack the grungy extreme appeal of well-known bands like Cypress Hill. There are a few sounds that help make the game more realistic, like seagulls in the distance or the splash of the waves, but nothing to write home about.
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Championship Surfer is developed by a team consisting of some avid surfers, plus they have received assistance by Australian National Surfing Champion Mark "Richo" Richardson. Eight members of the O'Neill World Championship surf team will appear in the game including Cory Lopez, Shane Beschen, and Rochelle Ballard. The in-game waves, which will swell, curl, and break just like the real thing, were created using Krome Studios' own 3D game engine called Merkury. More than 30 surf boards are selectable and there are seven modes of play featured, such as Championship, Arcade, Rumble, and Training.
Visually, Championship Surfer is fairly good, though the water itself looks a little unrealistic. There are no reflections and no transparency effects, so the ocean looks like one giant blue texture. However, the wave effects are convincing. You'll see mist spraying out as the tube of the wave crashes down, and you can actually see the water drawn into the wave. Unfortunately, the developers at Krome Studios didn't put as much effort into the 3D surfers. The eight selectable characters are represented by just one color-swapped character. Even the one female surfer, Rochelle Ballard, looks the same as all the male surfers in the game but with a short wetsuit and different hair color. However, secondary objects floating in the water - including mines, crates, swimmers, and photographers - are surprisingly detailed and immediately identifiable so you don't run into them while cutting up the wave. But rain, lightning, and other weather effects are so subtle that you'll hardly even notice them during gameplay.
Championship Surfer has seven modes of play, but none offer any real incentive to keep you playing the game past the first few beaches. The championship mode lets you enter into a tournament where you compete in a designated heat against another surfer. To progress to the next round, you must reach a specified point total by performing different tricks. If you win the tournament, you get the highest score total and you get to see a brief trophy award ceremony. Playing through the championship mode can be fun at first, if you haven't unlocked the additional beaches in any other mode - but if other beaches are already available to you, then participating in the championship isn't quite as entertaining.
In the arcade mode, you select a surfer and progress through the beaches in the game by achieving a certain point total for each beach. The major differences between the arcade mode and the championship mode are that in the arcade mode you're not competing with other surfers, and you must deal with obstacles floating in the waves. Arcade mode can be very frustrating because none of Championship Surfer's camera angles are especially helpful in revealing what obstacles are in the way before it's too late.
There are two multiplayer modes in Championship Surfer, but there isn't any network or Internet support, so opponents must sit at the same computer. The first multiplayer mode, Rumble, is probably the most enjoyable in the game because of the sheer number of items and power-ups available. You and three other players can surf on the same wave at the same time, with the main objective being to knock the other players off their boards and increase your point total at the same time. To help you out, various items are spread across the wave that do varying amounts of damage or cause the surfers to become more susceptible to attack. The king-of-the-waves mode lets you compete against seven other players in a tournament similar to the one in Championship Surfer's championship mode. Both modes can be quite enjoyable because they're the only two that offer any real incentive to keep playing - that incentive being to beat the person sitting next to you.
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