Top 10 Line Rider Tracks of 2016

[@LineRiderReview]

EDIT: Top 10 2018 is out now! kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4rdg4aio5xqgJo Our 2017 top 10 list is out, check it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6WWfa2unNJjppI

[@SavagetheMaker]

I haven’t seen a line rider video in like 6 years. I didn’t realize it became a major art form.

[@DoomGappy1994]

I Just discovered a whole different genre of things. I love the internet.

[@AngeloAlires]

RIGHT?!?

[@deadmoosemeat7952]

What the InterWebz waa created for....GG Cheers All. Take Care my Wired Brothers n Sisters

[@gnomerevolution1163]

Yup but 2 years later

[@trashcanRadroach]

I'm sitting here like "why would someone make a video about Line Rider in 2017" But here i am watching a video about line rider in 2017. well played.

[@niklasklasen8048]

Tyler's Video Dumpster Fire I just watched a one hour line rider track and somehow got here. I am amazed

[@AngeloAlires]

What the he'll have I wandered into?!? I've tripped and fallen into some weird ass pretentious underground art nouveau line rider critiquing community!

[@LineRiderReview]

Haha, pretty much :)

[@thatmanzenac]

Speechless.

[@MrsSkinless]

me too man

[@cristalwaschbuger5284]

Me too, and I'm not even hating it!

[@seanmcdonald5859]

I wouldnt say 'pretentious' myself . . . . .Me, just chilling on the interwebnet and up comes Beethovens 5th and its . . . . . . . a skiing Russian . . . .i think . . . . . im not sure but its engrossing and i end up watching an entire for a . . . . .game? Stuff knows, im over 50 so whatevs man. . . .bit ive just spent 20 minutes watching some other . . . . clips? Films? Episodes . . .whatevs and then im here and after two minutes im thinking " i know INDIVIDUALLY what each word means but as to the meaning of the sentence . . . . . DFK . . . . . interesting journey though.

[@asora6790]

Am I the only one who just found out the sled guy had a name?

[@synoaponga7697]

Me too! But I'm not surprised, there is a name for everything.

[@LineRiderReview]

Bosh is named after the creator of Line Rider, Bostjan Cadez, if you were wondering :)

[@synoaponga7697]

Cool, thanks!

[@delaniebouska5529]

He has a name

[@shottysteve]

dude line rider meta is so deep

[@soulure]

This commentary is like what you'd hear from a wine taster who uses too many adjectives, except it's for SunnyD.

[@Jeremy.Bearemy]

Yeah I agree. He acts like Line rider has an actual artistic community like music or film... when im pretty sure its just 6 youtubers living in their moms basements.

[@LineRiderReview]

Excuse you I have an apartment and my mother lives 162 miles away

[@soulure]

Apologies, I didn't mean to use the word stuffy, I removed it.

[@LineRiderReview]

Haha no worries! OTDE and I are just having some fun :)

[@krispy3790]

i think you mean this commentary is annoying as fuck and he needs to use a voice changer

[@JoeyBuckaroo]

Wow, I remember when line rider became popular I was still in primary school. It was very fun to mess around with at the time, and back then even the most impressive tracks of that time cannot compare to what you showed us here. Never in my wildest dreams could I imagine stumbling upon Line Rider again, which to be honest I had completely forgotten about until recently, and then finding out how the community is still going strong and has evolved and developed so many techniques that must have been deemed impossible some years ago. Furthermore, It's amazing how your reviews, even if they are for a flash game which I remember as a silly time waster way back when, take the content seriously. You do not shy away from passionately talking about the unique technical and artistic merit that each track has and I think that made is very enjoyable to listen to you talk over them. I dunno, it's just really cool!

[@LineRiderReview]

Thank you!

[@samwalko]

Actually, a couple of hours ago, I saw a line rider track by Doodle Chaos, who was my favorite youtuber about 4 years ago, when he left. It was a double dose of nostaglia for me.

[@skippyikeoh5778]

I'm in the same boat. It's really impressive.

[@Intrafacial86]

Same here! I first stumbled upon Line Rider back in college when it was released on albinoblacksheep. I had actually started to learn some advanced techniques before my PC basically died and I lost all my work. I just never picked LR back up. Nice to see that it's going stronger than ever before! :D

[@xavierxavier3610]

Same, I remember playing this game on my crappy computer when I was younger. And holy shit, who knew how much this game would grow??

[@alexsenneville4512]

I got about halfway through this video before realising that this was not a joke. The way he talks about these tracks and their meaning is passion on a level I have never seen. Great video dude!

[@CC.R0Y]

That poor kid has to ride through all of that. It must be terrifying.

[@herbster12345]

I don't know anything about line rider nor do I consider it anything I'd ever enjoy but damn man, you could sell a glass of water to a fish! You're enthusiasm for the medium and organised presentation and review of the tracks seriously had me hooked! Good stuff

[@LineRiderReview]

Thanks haha

[@thebush6077]

I never expected to see this game in 2017, let alone a review of tracks for it synced to music...

[@axelvids893]

I forgot all about line rider! It's cool to see it's still alive and that people are still making awesome tracks. ^^

[@Brentttilda]

I was just scrolling through my favorites list here on the tube and came across a line rider video and I was immediately overcome with giddy nostalgia. I thought no one would still be playing or making videos! Watching your video makes me want to create my own track! Subscribed! Where is the line rider community focused nowadays?

[@LineRiderReview]

Hey thanks! OTDE and I (rabid) use this channel mostly for unscripted livestream video critique of Line Rider tracks. You can find other channels and links for lots more stuff in the description of this video and on this channel page. There's a LR subreddit and WeRideTheLines.com and that's where most of the community is, though I've been estranged from it in recent months.

[@Brentttilda]

LR Quick Reviews awesome, thank you sir!

[@BottomGlassCinema]

Early Highschool, year 8...probably should have been doing school work but was playing this instead. Back then it was less about timing and narrative and more about "Can I make him loop in a circle without dying?"

[@Grimsikk]

I totally forgot Line Rider existed...when did it become so amazing and such a respectable art form? I love this, and I remember back in the day there was hundreds of beautiful scenery tracks. I tried making some way way back, I wish I still had them.

[@e.m.jones9744]

My friend sent me this video saying “this guy talks about line rider like it’s fine art” and I have to say he’s very right, and also this is the coolest thing ever. I love your analyses of these tracks and I am completely uplifted by this video. Art in the age of the internet is truly amazing! :)

[@Stratocaster42]

I had no idea that Line Rider was still a thing or that it had developed into some sort of artsy animation made to be synchronised to music. Hearing all the jargon is pretty fascinating and seeing what people are able to do with the same systems that I used when I was playing this in high school more than ten years ago, trying to get the guy to do a simple flip or a loop, is utterly mind-blowing

[@scyllasemusic2254]

Me: "why is ragdoll no.1? It's just dancing." Narrator: "He made it as if he's actually dancing." Me: _"The whole universe makes sense now."_

[@andybaldman]

Is there a link to explain the jargon that's being used here? I can't seem to find one, but would love to understand what he's talking about.

[@LineRiderReview]

Honestly wasn't expecting this to get any traction outside the Line Rider community so I didn't define all of the jargon. Happy to write up explanations for any jargon that you want though, just ask!

[@andybaldman]

Ha. Thanks for responding. I knew of LR long ago, but had no idea there has been a scene of folks doing this with it. Anyway, I realize some of these can be inferred, but it would be nice if there's a dictionary somewhere: Quirk, Stacks, Gravity wells, Flings, Manuals, Frame baselines, Cramuel(?) stops (5:24), Cannons, Blue manuals, Manual recycles.

[@LineRiderReview]

Manual Balancing Bosh on a line on the front of the sled (nose manual) or back of the sled (tail manual). E.g. 1:25 is a nose manual Manual Recycle Using the same line for more than one manual. A difficult thing to do because if you affect the first pass-through it screws up the second pass-through. E.g. 7:57-8:17 is a very impressive trick. Blue Manuals Typically, manuals utilize acceleration lines (red lines) to correct the balance of Bosh. Blue manuals achieve this using only the angle of the curve, thus they are more difficult than typical “bled” (blue and red) manuals. All the manuals in Miniature in Blue (#5) are blue. Gravity Well A glitch in the Line Rider physics engine, where a one-sided line drawn with the collision side facing "away" from Bosh causes part of Bosh to be "pulled" towards the line. The term was coined by anomaly76 in 2007. Nearly all of these tracks contain gravity wells. Here's a tutorial made by a quirker: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4mTgmmfjKeVjdE Quirk A genre of track (popular among players, not very popular among casual viewers) with a focus on violent movement and intricate tricks exploiting glitches in the Line Rider physics engine, often utilizing the gravity well glitch. Typically prioritizes difficulty and/or movement over accessibility and/or aesthetic. I wrote about this on Twitter the other day: twitter.com/baharv89/status/920768861116313600 Frame-Based Lines Line Rider tracks run at 40fps. In newer versions you can pause on specific frames or even make a track one frame at a time. Frame-based lines are, broadly, lines that affect Bosh (or appear in the same place on screen) every frame (or ever x number of frames) Rigamorits (#9) has these in spades. Fling/Chain A string of gravity wells that affect a specific part of Bosh every frame (usually a chain) or every other frame (usually a fling) that causes Bosh to speed up (usually a fling) or change direction quickly (usually a chain). For example, a hand fling pulls his hand every other frame and causes Bosh to gain speed, "flinging" him. Also coined by anomaly76 in 2007. Light Fantastic (#10) has these in spades. Kramual It is possible to ram Bosh into one or more perfectly horizontal or vertical lines in such a way that the physics engine gives every part of him and his sled the same X (vertical lines) or Y (horizontal lines) coordinate value. This causes a “kramual lock” where it looks like Bosh’s face is flattened into his sled, and in which he will not rotate. Bosh is still on his sled though - affecting one part of him can pop him out of the kramual and he can continue on with the track. A good simple example is at 11:25. Kramual Stop While Bosh is in this position, perfectly horizontal and perfectly vertical lines can affect him in any way without him falling off the sled, making it it possible to bring him to a stop him virtually instantly from virtually any speed. A good example is at 5:15. Kramual Cannon Not only can he be instantaneously stopped, but he can also be accelerated from a virtual standstill to an extremely high speed using an extreme variation on the gravity well glitch. A good example is at 5:17 You know what, now I REALLY want to make another video where I explain this terminology stuff to everyone haha. Maybe I can do that this weekend.

[@andybaldman]

Wow, this is awesome. Thanks so much. I'm an engineer, so I appreciate jargon, and I love how there's almost an entire language for this. Such a great mix of creativity and technical knowledge. I feel like there is a much larger audience for this, even though it's been around for a long time. I never knew! Thanks again.

[@HappyNBoy]

Yeah, this video blew me away with the language that you use to describe the tracks. I had no idea that the community was so deep. Thank you for being so helpful and welcoming!

[@DragongodZenos]

i have NO IDEA what this is or what your talking about, but your enthusiasm about the subject made this very engaging and interesting.

[@roobeedooo]

Your channel is sooo underrated dude, i know this is half a year old, but I absolutely love it :D subbed!

[@FoxloidShiroko]

this video actually changed my life i had no idea line rider was even still a thing let alone there was... all this??? it's like a whole world i didn't know existed. i know this is your list for 2016 but watching it now its easily my favorite video i saw in 2018 so far

[@LineRiderReview]

Thank you!

[@Jester_Wolf]

Watching this for the first time at the end of 2021 so I feel you on this comment :)

[@Jdawgdamax]

Don't stop what you're doing. Your enthusiasm made this super fun to watch and I really enjoyed this. Makes me want to check out LR again after years.

[@Rick-Sanchez-C-137]

14:36 that lil lind man stares into your soul. 😵

[@stationshelter]

TIL there is line rider jargon and critical analysis in 2017

[@stationshelter]

holy shit this rine lider one is blowing my mind

[@alexisphilip]

Hello LR Quick Reviews, I came across your video and it reminded me of my primary school days when I was playing LN, what a throwback! I wanted to say I was very happy to see that the community kept playing the game for years and years. I haven't thought about this game until I saw your video. Also, I was gently surprised by the quality of your review. I love how you feel the emotion in some tracks and describe the artistic feel of it. Your voice is very pleasant and relaxing to hear, your video is amazing. I saw your reply to andybaldman explaining too him all the jargon you used, it was very specific! Thank you for taking the time to reply to questions, even from people not playing the game. We need more people with such a great dedication to their work. I highly encourage you to keep going this way, your are a great and passionate person to your work. I wish more KZbinrs would follow your way. Anyway, thank you for the nostalgia and the great content, Greetings from France.

[@LineRiderReview]

Thank you so much! We actually have a video coming out tomorrow about Line Rider terminology inspired by a ton of people discovering this video all of a sudden. Which is to say, we definitely plan on continuing!

[@alexisphilip]

Alright I'll definitely check it out! Keep up the good work man

[@Planetthegreat]

Hey, I just wanted to say thank you for your undiluted passion in this video. Clearly you care a lot about Line Rider art, and it shows. It's what makes this video so enjoyable. In an era of cynacism, liking things ironically, and endless satire, thank you for making a video showcasing such joyous passion.

[@LineRiderReview]

Hey, thanks :)

[@UnleashOurPassion]

OH BOY I was just watching this video because I had nothing to do, and got more interested as time passed. But I couldn't have predicted the last one would have BLACK BETTY on it HYPE

[@nicknaumann938]

We met at the coffee shop. She was lovely. We talked about ourselves for a bit. She told me about her classes. Her hobbies. Her dreams. I told her about my Line Rider channel on KZbin. She seemed so attentive. I just kept opening up. Whenever I talked about anti-accessibility quirkers, she nodded. I told her all about kramual stops. She cocked her head slightly and said, "Uh huh." I knew I was in. Finally I would be able to role play in that Bosh costume. I would have to talk her into the sled, though. She got up to use the bathroom, and I said a small prayer of thanks to Bosh for all his gifts. I waited eagerly for her to come back so I could tell her more about my next big project track I was working on. I didn't even notice the squealing tires in the parking lot. I waited for five minutes. Ten minutes. After fifteen minutes, I knew she had betrayed me. Swearing an oath of vengeance to Bosh, I stood atop the table and rent my shirt in anguish. I ran, shirtless, tears streaming down my face, into the parking lot. I hopped on my sled and prayed to Bosh that lines take me home. They never took me home.

[@ChuggersLR]

We need more track-introspective videos like this, very well done!

[@LineRiderReview]

Thank you! We'll see about making some more of these sometime.

[@Radditz770]

Man I remember that when Line Rider was something I played and watched, you made a smooth curve by taking straight line after straight line and lining them up so that they sort of meet up in the middle, one just a tiny big difference in degree than the other, and so on, until the curve was smooth enough. And now there are programs for it? Haha, man I'm only 24 but I feel really old xD Was a different era when I was playing the game.

[@gnomechewer1351]

Don't listen to the jerks in your comment section telling you to shut up, your voice over was excellent. This video opened my eyes to a medium for art and creativity I didn't know existed. Great job.

[@LineRiderReview]

Thank you! :)

[@pixyireproductions]

Omg are you going to do one for 2017? I am actually in love with this content. I used to play linerider all by myself on a site called lelézard and I was never aware there was a community for it. I wish I had known cause then I might have been a part of it. I used to spend hours making large tracks just for fun but I stopped playing after a while. (Cause I discovered linerider on a french site I always called it La Luge Extrème)

[@LineRiderReview]

Thanks! I have a bit of a dilemma for making a top tracks of 2017 because, well, This Will Destroy You should probably be #1 but I, uh, well I made it, so that would make it awkward :) For the moment we're planning on making video essays on Line Rider philosophy and history (one is currently in the process of being made), as well as more scripted reviews, but I don't know if we'll do a top 10 tracks of 2017 video or not.

[@pixyireproductions]

LR Quick Reviews i am excited for everything you guys do! Cant wait to see you guys make more

[@fattesttitsincairo]

Man, the nostalgia ! I remember playing Line Rider when I was a child, it’s really interesting to see the ways in which it’s been used since then to create such amazing and captivating tracks ! There’s potential to create art in everything and I’m glad to see that even something as simple as a flash game about a little guy with a scarf riding a sled was used in such a positive way. Anyway, the tracks you showed were really cool and I loved the way you analyzed them. I don’t know what all these people saying you should shut up are talking about. IMO it’s more interesting to hear someone who actually knows what he’s talking about point out the pros and cons of the tracks. It makes it clearer how complex the tracks were to make, especially to people like me who don’t really know anything about “pro” Line Rider techniques. It kinda brings out the impressiveness of the whole thing. Great video, man, thanks for reminding me about this silly game from my childhood 😁

[@stefanbinter740]

Man I feel like this game was made for making music videos. I hope this genre and your channel will flourish after Mountain King got viral

[@slap_my_hand]

I have no idea why this video is on my front page, but youtube definitely made the right choice.

[@graythesimp1628]

I literally just got a knockoff line driver advert on this video.

[@bastaartp7855]

Yoo I randomly stumbled upon this video and must say I liked it for nostalgia but hey - you keep telling me about how the tracks sync up with music but pretty much all I hear is your voice so I wont get to experience it as Im your average lazy viewer who isnt going to look up the tracks themselves. I would enjoy just a few seconds of just the tracks playing with the music after you explained whats so cool about the track. Anyway dont get me wrong I like the idea :D

[@LineRiderReview]

That's actually a good piece of feedback. This was my first time doing a scripted video review and I honestly wasn't expecting it to get any traction outside the Line Rider community so the editing was pretty slapdash. I'll totally keep this in mind next time. On the other hand, go watch the videos! you average lazy viewer! that's the whole point of this video! :P (half of them are under 2 minutes long!) Here's the playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLajc0ezIvCam-9AMM1gDSk_N1aYz0CTa8

[@Dean0ne]

i watched a video on flash game and saw a short clip of linerider. nostalgia hit me since i played around with it when i was like 10 so i looked up line rider on youtube. saw your video and really enjoyed it, and as a creative person, i think it's a good thing that the music isn't heard as clearly, because if people wanna see what you talk about they gotta look up the actual video from the original creator. that way the creator gets the views and support.

[@noahvb9835]

@LR Quick Reviews I just have to say, that you did a very good job with the video. I don't normally watch line rider things. However, I found the video to be engaging and entertaining the whole way through. You have a great voice for videos, and you definitely did a great job with the script.

[@recorpse9698]

How did I just find out this was a thing now??? I feel like I've been missing out on so much

[@Lunar42MC]

How do you get a second person on line rider, ive seen doodlechaos do I but I don't understand how!?

[@OneJazzyBoye]

I don't know why people are complaining about you speaking over the music, after all, it's your damn video! If they want to watch the track with music, then they should take advantage of the fact that you linked them. Lovely video, I really enjoyed watching it even though I'm not massively into Line Rider.

[@Machtyn]

I've been around the Internet for a very long time. ... How have I missed this? I've never heard of line riding. And I only tripped up on a In the Hall of the Mountain King version... then here.

[@abnehmhacks]

did you write a script for this? either way this is fuckign awesome :D

[@LineRiderReview]

Thank you! And yes, I did! you can read more about it here: www.patreon.com/posts/7730503

[@gamingguy1010]

Hey LR quick! Would you mind telling me what song you used in the background for #4 the gorge? I know it's a TSFH song, but for the life of me I can't remember

[@LineRiderReview]

He put it in the video itself in the credits, it's "Freedom Ship"

[@gamingguy1010]

LR Quick Reviews much appreciated!

[@wj11jam78]

This is the second video of linerider I've ever seen, and I haven't even played the game. How long has this community existed, and what are all these fancy words? I'm very confused, but entertained at the same time.

[@LineRiderReview]

We made a Line Rider Terminology video to attempt to answer your second question! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHaYiIiZoZemprM To answer your first question, Line Rider was created about 11 years ago and was a viral sensation in early 2007. By around 2009 or so it fell out of popularity but a small dedicated community continued creating with it until today. This month Line Rider experienced an unexpected resurgence in popularity.

[@wj11jam78]

Thank you.

[@TheDeleater]

Now all we need is a line rider museum

[@cardinalcardisun7666]

This was two years ago there is such I difference into the years

[@atlas_austin3176]

I got a Line Driver add and I legitimately thought I’d was part of the video 🤣

[@tobiasziesmann1720]

Great video, great choices. Keep making more!

[@kurtaxlcabanilla2532]

How can you do gravity wells in Mobile? Please..

[@kurtm8623]

First time seeing on of your videos and this Line Rider thing. You are a professional commentator. You manage to talk over the subject matter in the background without being a distraction from it. You critique even the 'higher placers' in the videos while in other buzzbull types you see everywhere just sing praises throughout their videos without contributing anything of substance besides their own voice. Knowing nothing about this community or whatever Linerider was it was accessible to me though your commentary.

[@xystem4701]

Great video!

[@theflyingplatypus1210]

I like that the vid is 16 min long and it’s 2016

[@neonknight8183]

I used to play this at school when I was younger When did it become a serious art piece

[@ylemscalamity]

Wow this brings back some serious memories lol my cousin and I used to play this game alot and we would make tracks and send them to each other I actually found some of my old tracks in my email from like 2009. We would make tracks like this and then out draw in backgrounds and scenery, I was actually proud of a couple but these are on a whole other level. Now that I heard u say scenery tracks are uncommon im thinking about making a new track but this video is 5 years old who knows if there is still a like rider community

[@LineRiderReview]

There's totally still a Line Rider community, check out our other recent videos on this channel! This is one of the oldest ones haha

[@ylemscalamity]

@@LineRiderReview awesome man thats so cool to hear.. I’ll check it out thanks

[@cadenschmidt2752]

Damn I remember messing around with line rider. Those were the days

[@evolvedape10000]

I never thought I'd see someone so passionate about line rider. cool video though.

[@kingmidas4907]

Hey, I don't care what the rest of the comments tell ya' mate Talk all you want, you've given a critical voice to something I would never even have thought deserved one. It's like I've stepped into some odd artistic underground of the internet. As if you've made the equivalent of art house for the video game world. I'd love to see this go further with more titles, but alas the internet will continue to claim "you talk too much". Either way keep up the good work.

[@LineRiderReview]

Thank you! Definitely planning on talking some more now that this blew up a bit haha. Dismissive people won't stop us :)

[@cruzmorales2936]

I think this is about how the critic's voice is used. The critic in this video puts a lot of focus on personal opinion, which I think feels uncomfortable because it is delivered so blandly and emotionlessly while much of the language is strongly worded and provocative. Rather than using more of their voice to contextualize the art and give space to it, the critic puts more emphasis on the relative import of pieces, which is subjective and fleeting pursuit. Meanwhile the art is not extensively contextualized or showcased. This is a common thing for intellectuals to do and it can take away space in a community which would otherwise be devoted to celebrating and exploring art in a more nuanced fashion.

[@cozymellons1516]

I remember in early elementary school sitting in the computer lab playing this next to the other kids all of us trying to make the most insane track with the most loops

[@Antimonium]

Wow i remember playing this like 10 years ago

[@ets160]

how do i download this onto my computer

[@mattlm64]

It amazes me how such a simple game has been taken so seriously as an art form.

[@LineRiderReview]

Pencil + paper is also a simple game

[@pickles224]

I'm all my year of playing this game, I never got good at flings. I can do quirk, and I can do manuals, but flings are that one thing that I never could get right.

[@darkarimaster7417895]

Dude it's fucking line rider.

[@trulyinfamous]

I love it when people take a simple little game, and turn it into art. It's like in geometry dash. Some levels in that game are truly stunning.

[@Tyler_Gomola]

Where in the world have I found myself? It's 6 AM on a random Tuesday in October 2017 and I'm watching some guy on the Internet reviewing line rider course synced to music with the seriousness reserved for music and art critics or doctoral students. What is going on?!

[@Wakamurai]

how to disable background voice?

[@LineRiderReview]

Yo here's a playlist of all 10: kzbin.info/aero/PLajc0ezIvCam-9AMM1gDSk_N1aYz0CTa8

[@kindlin]

Go watch the original videos.. This video is literally _his_ list.

[@Engitainment]

Your voice control is quite impressive itself. Well enunciated and crisp. You should look into doing voice work if you're interested in such things.

[@MagnusSkiptonLLC]

How is it that I have literally never heard of Line Rider until today?

[@mukkaar]

Man, I was really good at making these at some point. Like 10 years ago or something :D

[@yellowmarkers]

BEEF

[@themodernshoe2466]

What is the song for 7:49?

[@themodernshoe2466]

Aisha Duo - Despertar

[@popsiclekip9328]

the gorge one was beautiful! ...so much inspiration i want to write a story that is similar to the are. the ham one was damn awesome!

[@tenchu876]

last song is Black Betty by Ram Jam

[@s6th795]

Holy crap. I remembered playing Line Rider over a decade ago. I can see it's... changed. Kramual? Gigaquirk? Y'all got a glossary or something?

[@LineRiderReview]

sort of kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHaYiIiZoZemprM

[@whos_ur_senpai3931]

I had to do of these for homework, and jesus crist, not that I look back at my work it's nothing compared to these.

[@yellowmarkers]

BEEF

[@blueorb7030]

5:13-5:17 is incredibly impressive

[@diamondsrubies9423]

Name of the first song?

[@LineRiderReview]

I didn't know bt it looks like Chuggers just posted it hours ago in the comments lol "Oh yeah baby" by Robert le Magnifique

[@ShadowLink678]

I wonder if the 'easy cave tutorial' video on my channel inspired the guy's track at 10:45 haha!

[@LiamLimeLarm]

Holy crap #1 is amazing!

[@andrewcameron7996]

I don't know what quirking is or how this game has developed a cult following or how i ended up here but i love it

[@LineRiderReview]

We did make a video to attempt to explain some of the terminology if you're curious! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHaYiIiZoZemprM

[@404error24-d]

The guy with the sled has gone in many disasters

[@thenwhoami]

I enjoyed this.

[@sillyjobbernowl]

Seems like music tracks are the new norm. I've been out of the loop for a bit too many years.

[@Not_Ciel]

Its almost 2018 and here I am watching a guy critique people that sync music to a game that came out ages ago. What am I doing with my life.

[@TheMatsValk]

Powerquirk will never be dead.

Whoah, line rider is still a thing? Just wow

[@cinnamanstera6388]

Good gravy, it is a SCIENCE!

[@midorifox]

2008 wasn't line rider's golden age. It was Internet's.

[@borko8325]

okay, after seeing the gorge i was so confused at how something could top that. then i saw ragdoll. and then i cried.

[@shaunseymour1595]

the forest one is very emotional

[@noahjones6055]

Is this a hidden art?

[@jackbrittton]

How come I've never heard of this before

[@jjurss7263]

Line rider art is like.... a thing? Whaaaa....

[@peaceowl4863]

yeah i'm understanding everything yeah yeah i liked when he did the pinapple thing yeah i agree

[@andreikeda]

wow, how did i get here?

[@Colin-lx6sv]

To the outside viewer this just looks mesmerizing, but imagine what would Bosh think about all of that while doing that. "Why the hell am i flying through the air at the speed of sound?! Who the hell stole my sled?! I just wanted to slide down a hill!!1!!11"

[@ladderking]

bro I got an ad for this game while watching this

[@LineRiderReview]

FYI Line Driver is a crappy Line Rider ripoff that has made thousands of dollars through advertising. www.reddit.com/r/linerider/comments/ewjywm/line_rider_videos_are_being_used_as_line_driver/

[@Jupp1983]

I want to hear the music and not all the information. Couldn't you have run through every track at least once?

[@LineRiderReview]

There's a link to a playlist of the videos without commentary in the description and cards!