With a little practice, however, the player can pull off sharp turns and high-speed maneuvers easily. While Cybermorph is distinctive for its unusual gameplay, its graphics and sound do nothing to entice the player. The polygon graphics are fast and fairly complex, and Gouraud shading provides subtle coloring effects. On the other hand, many of the colors are muddled, and the lack of any backgrounds means the game often looks desolate. The horizon depth is also rather short, which proves distracting at times.
Sounds fare a bit worse.
The title theme is well done, but it's the only music in the game, and sound effects are mostly simple chimes and explosions. On the up side, Skylar's voice is crisp and clear, and her quotes are diverse enough to avoid being irritating. Still, sounds overall are lacking, and the game is often silent. Summary Cybermorph lies somewhere between several video-gaming genres, and has a distinctive flavor that will not work for everyone. Some people may dismiss its cautious pacing and lackluster effects for faster, flashier games, but for those looking for something truly different, Cybermorph can be a satisfying experience.