The Jean-Paul Software Screen Explosion
Release date: May 18, 2022
Developers: Jean-Paul Software
Publishers: Jean-Paul Software
Genres: Utilities
Supported languages: English

The Jean-Paul Software Screen Explosion! is here to bring stunning generative art to your desktop! Pack 'Mystify' and 'Bubbles' away forever and get your computer showing you something truly special, with this collection of eleven modern, multi-monitor, customisable, 3D screensavers. One screen good, four screens great If you've got multiple monitors, use the accompanying settings tool and test card to calibrate them with their physical position and size, giving the impression of a single giant screen. If that's not to your taste, there's options for displaying on a single screen, or mirroring the output to each. And don't worry- if you've only got one screen, that'll work just as well. Profiles are generated for each combination of screens you connect, so when you add or remove them the software will adapt. And that's not all Incredible fish simulation! Mind-bending fun with LIDAR! Hypnotic suggestion of family members and co-workers! Hallowe'en and Christmas screensavers! PYLONS OF THE WORLD! Steam Workshop support! Steam Achievements! Impress your guests with PARTY MODE! Free updates, forever! Digital art without any of that NFT rubbish! and much, much more! Whether you've got one monitor or five, the JEAN-PAUL SOFTWARE SCREEN EXPLOSION! will blow a hole right through your desk and into your heart.

Press reviews: “I felt the childhood magic of screensavers again” Rock Paper Shotgun “I've been hypnotised by the Screen Explosion... and it's a joyous, mysterious, witty thing, a quick-change artist, one screensaver conjuring brutalist city layouts, another rendering streetcorners as buzzing pointillist swarms of lights, another taking you on a tour of the pylons of the world, seen from an endlessly cruising blacktop, colours changing, designs switching around as you travel without moving, the whole thing drawing me in until the pylons themselves start to look like mecha one minute and religious statues the next.” Eurogamer