The Jean-Paul Software Screen Explosion Reviews

Extremely captivating. High quality graphics. Loads of different options for dynamic environments. Customizable and seamless between monitors. Cheap as hell. What more can you ask for...

A whimsical set of simulations and animations, and a reason to start using a screensaver again. I have it set to random, so if I nip off for a cuppa and come back it's always a nice wee surprise.

The best screensaver! Beautiful. And it has excellent multi-monitor support - you can customise the edges and transitions across screens easily.

Screensavers were all the rage back in the 90's (and a necessity, given the burn-in nature of CRT monitors), but their popularity has declined in the recent years, probably because PC power options nowadays give their users many options. However, if you are in the market for a screensaver, you won't do wrong with this neat and meaty collection: 11 different screensavers with multi-monitor support and several palette options for a fair price. Out of the current selection, personal favorites are the fish and the pylons of the world, but all 11 are original, nicely rendered and nostalgia enticing. Great work!!!

As a fiend for screensavers, I can say that this pack is worth the money. Like the amount of customization that I can have with certain screensavers and the option for workshop support for 2 screensavers is very nice. While there is support for multiple monitors, my 2 monitor setup isn't ideal for it but I can see it working awesome for 3 monitor setups if you have those. I hope this does well enough to see more screensavers or customization options added in future because I think the world always needs more screensavers. Edit: Also my hours seem real tiny, but trust me these screensavers are on when I am away from my computer.

i always wondered what happened to screen savers. i had to dig deep in windows to even find that funny little window full of crap that didnt do anything but would often find ways of popping up when least wanted, freezing up my poor 486 and basically forcing me to deactivate it out of pure habit on every fresh install of every operating system i ever had after that point. to heck with screen savers, just put the screen to sleep. well eventually that didnt work very well either. blah blah friggin blah. weve all been there. but you know i freakin missed watching my computer blast as much graphical nonsense at me as it could just to know that my computer could really powerhouse some stuff if needed. fast forward to buying a gpu, downloading steam and then wondering what to do next. what was the first thing i wanted to do with my 4 monitor setup, 8gb of video ram and all the latest fixins that the computer gods sell at the computer store for me to destroy? FRIGGIN SCREEN SAVERS. so the first thing i download from steam was the Jean-Paul Software Sceen Explosion. IT RUNS ON ALL FOUR FREAKIN MONITORS. IT DOESNT MATTER WHERE YOUR MONITORS ARE LOCATED. IT DOES THE THING. LIKE 13 OF THEM. and theyre all enjoyable too. some can even be customized. Look, i could tell you a bunch of stuff about it, but just read the store description and flip through the discussion pages. OR JUST USE IT. IT FREAKIN WORKS. it hasnt hassled me one time, no lag, no freeze, no bs, just pure unadulterated SCREEN SAVERS and they work to fit your environment and you dont even have to really do anything to make it work properly. HOWEVER, you can totally tweak all the settings down to whatever in the settings menu. I dunno what else to say. COME BACK TO THE LAND OF SAVING YOUR SCREENS. YOUR MOM WILL SEE IT AND BE LIKE OMG THATS SO AWESOME. GET THE JEAN-PAUL SOFTWARE SCREEN EXPLOSION NOW. oh and use it to see how long you have before you die. YEET!

I didn't know how much I missed screensavers until I started using this. Wonderful variety, extensive customization, multi-monitor support, this has it all. Well worth the price.

Sort of a customisable art-tool, like a less-interactive Dear Esther. Staring simulators, perhaps. These are really great, serene models. hope to see some DLC of classic playground roundabout designs, because those can make really hypnotic geometric patterns as they rotate.

The JPSSE has brought me back into the screensaver fold, works perfectly across dual monitors, and I'm often staring slack-jawed at shoals of fish whenever it turns on. Highly recommended.

This screen saver is great, finally something that makes sense of my multiple monitors. I particularly love the pylons screen saver. I am the envy of my friends. Jk, I have no friends.