Free Browser Microgame Collection Volume.art Launches With 29 Games
Volume.art, made by 23 developers, tasks players with manipulating volume sliders; a full run took PC Gamer's writer just under an hour.
Volume.art, a free browser-based collection of 29 microgames built around manipulating volume sliders, is out now. The project was made by 23 developers, according to PC Gamer.
The lineup includes contributions from several known names. Alice Bottino made the microgame titled A man named Bow, while Akuma Kira, developer of Lunacid, contributed What's This About and In the Zone. Iodine contributed Ctrl+Alt+Date.
All 29 games sit behind the same simple hook: the slider, and what happens when you move it. Running through the full set took PC Gamer's writer a little under an hour.
The collection runs in a browser and costs nothing to play.
Quick answers
Is Volume.art free to play?
Yes. Volume.art is a free browser-based collection, so it runs in a browser without a purchase.
How many games are in Volume.art?
The collection contains 29 microgames, all built around manipulating volume sliders.
Who made Volume.art?
It was made by 23 developers, including Alice Bottino, Lunacid developer Akuma Kira and Iodine.