Proun Critic Reviews

Scores feel entirely inadequate when it comes to rating a project like this, but if you feel like rewarding one man's six-year-long quest for creativity this week, Joost van Dongen's work truly deserves it.

You don't need to be a fan of modern art to appreciate Proun, but don't be surprised if it turns you into one.

Proun is gorgeous, with an aesthetic drawn from 20th-century modern art. It's a delight to listen to, with an upbeat, jazzy soundtrack perfectly matching its graphics. But the overall game is a bit lacking.

Proun amply proves that abstract art and high speeds oddly go well together. My utter disappointment at the limited number of tracks is tempered by the game's high quality and generous price tag.

Quotation forthcoming.

While it's limited, it's also a lot of fun.

Proun is an attractive ride on an invisible glued tube. You feel shapes, you feel colours, you feel music and you combine all of this and let it roll in your own mind. This game is great. Unfortunately, there is very little of it. Hopefully, there will be more of it. Some day.