No One Dreams Anyway by Wolf_Spirit

Sssschiller wrote:Anyway, the highspeed was badass!
...I like it

Rafael wrote:Awesome work wolfy. Good syncing, great use of the buildup. Really build up tension.
Also, great job on making such a long track.

CamQuartr wrote:Music sync was amazing.
...Nice job:D

rabid squirrel wrote:This is certainly a masterpiece. An excellent example of how you don't need to be good at Line Rider by today's standards to make something powerful and immersive. Well done!

I saw it several times before, but this is the first time I saw it with the music, it added a LOT. The highspeed took on a whole new dimension with the music syncing.

OTDE wrote:This is pure win.

Hedgehogs4Me wrote:No One Dreams Anyway by Wolf-Spirit
Rating: Definitely worth watching

Wolf_Spirit's newest and arguably most controvercial track, No One Dreams Anyway, is an interestingly music-synced project that really should almost be called a film instead of a track. Mind you, it'd be a really artsy film, like one of those ones with no plot, but rather a bunch of naked people in masks saying things in Old English.

Essentially, the track goes like this: First, there's a passage of slow flat sledding which is super-inconsistently pressured, with the occasional gravity well thrown in. Second, there's a similar-flatsled and squishy boost section that goes upwards. Then, there's a slow-manual section with a few quirky things in it. Then, there's a fast manual section with a few quirky chainy flingy things and some flatsledding thrown in.
Then, the track ends with a well-drawn but not excessively huge monument.

So why is this definitely worth watching?

Because even though I've explained each part of it in a way that would essentially be the Line Rider equivalent of a spoiler for any other track, I haven't even gotten started to explaining this. It tells a story, even if that story has no plot, and it absorbs you into it, making you want to see what happens next, even though it's just a little man riding through some black lines on a white background.