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Review score: 100% on 2026-11-03 → 100% today (24 reviews)
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Very quick patch for the exciting new Hallowe'en screensaver "Here's Looking At You, Kid". I don't think anyone noticed it and as such I'm not going to say what was wrong. Oh, and there's 20% off for Hallowe'en!
Here's Looking At You Kid - the new Hallowe'en screensaver is live. Early! ...because unfortunately there was a very large bug in the install script that meant that the app wouldn't have worked for anyone who installed it after the last update, so I'm pushing …
It's October, you're cold, and Hallowe'en is nearly here- and so is the second annual Jean-Paul Software Screen Explosion Hallowe'en Screensaver! "Here's Looking At You, Kid" is currently available for testing in the beta branch- if someone with an AMD GPU cou…
The 'set as screensaver' dialog should work again now. Apologies!
All screensavers with colour palettes now have a 'random' option that can be ticked, which will get them to pick a random colour scheme at start up.
This is the last one that doesn't have a sensible framerate cap. I hope.
I've been working on a game, and there's now a store page for it- it's called 'The Last Gig' and it's about putting on humanity's last ever rock concert in the midst of an AI apocalypse. You can wishlist here- please do! https://store.steampowered.com/app/3680…
Screen Explosion Live! The Jean-Paul Software Screen Explosion! will be on display at the fabulous Electromagnetic Field Festival this summer! Running from the 30th of May to the 2nd of June, EMF is probably the most unique festival going, featuring everything…
Bats and blood and witches and politicians representing Florida / North East Somerset are fine for a regular Hallowe'en, but here at Jean-Paul Software things are done slightly differently. Last year it was the fear of death, this year it's the fear of being w…
The four screensavers with user-selectable colour palettes now have the option to create your own! Now you can finally create your country's flag with fish. You can add as many palettes as you want, and select whether they're enabled or disabled for if you hav…
If you've been on the fence about trying out this sublime piece of software, now you can try the demo, 100% risk free! Two excellent screensavers to try! Full calibration with no obligation! No time limits! No watermarks, purchase reminders, or dark marketing …
UPDATE 20/07/2022 Officially the app is "unsupported" on Steam Deck, which is consistent with the below. Some bits work, some bits don't, I'm not going to fix the bits that don't because you don't need a screensaver on your Steam deck. --- Hats off to Valve, t…
The first time a PC seemed magical to me was when it dozed off and colourful lines twisted across its screen. I'd launch Windows 3.1 just to watch screensavers, marvelling at Mystify and staring at Starfield. How wonderful that our computer needed to dream as …
After a long and occasionally torturous development period the Jean-Paul Software Screen Explosion is DONE. Here's a run down of everything achieved with version 1.0: 11 screensavers, most of which are good, plus a 'random' button! No more bug reports! Worksho…
Keep it quiet but the Screen Explosion is almost done. This release contains the final thing that I wanted to get out of my head and into the computer, which I'm calling "The Nth Estate" - procedurally generated social housing, inspired by my lockdown bike rid…