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Audiosurf 2

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description Audiosurf 2 Overview

Audiosurf 2 is a music-driven puzzle and racing game created by Dylan Fitterer and released commercially in 2015 after an early-access period. It analyzes music selected by the player and generates a synchronized track whose shape, speed, and obstacles respond to the audio. Different modes alter the objective, including the block-collecting play associated with the original Audiosurf and a wakeboarding mode focused on jumps, tricks, and avoiding hazards.

help Audiosurf 2 FAQ

How does Audiosurf 2 generate its tracks?

Audiosurf 2 analyzes music selected by the player and builds a synchronized track whose curves, speed, obstacles, and power-ups respond to the audio. That means the same mode can feel different when played with different songs. ([Audiosurf 2 official site](https://www.audiosurf2.com/))

Which game modes are included in Audiosurf 2?

The game includes modes such as Wakeboard, Ninja Mono, Casual Mono, Freeride, and Visualizer. Each changes how the player collects blocks, handles obstacles, or simply experiences the generated track. ([Audiosurf 2 official site](https://www.audiosurf2.com/))

Can Audiosurf 2 use music from outside the game?

Yes. The official site lists local music files and SoundCloud search as sources, and the game also supports Steam Workshop content. This lets players build runs around their own library instead of only a fixed soundtrack. ([Audiosurf 2 official site](https://www.audiosurf2.com/))

Who created Audiosurf 2 and when did it reach Steam?

Dylan Fitterer created Audiosurf 2, which entered Early Access in 2013 and received its commercial Steam release in 2015. The Steam version includes single-player and multiplayer options, Steam Workshop support, and regional leaderboards. ([Steam](https://store.steampowered.com/app/235800/?l=english))

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