For example, the first cluster of trucks you are atop will begin moving the second the game begins. They usually run on a timer from what I’ve experienced. These are your platforms, and they will begin moving when the games mechanic tells them too. You’ve got to make it ahead, or just ahead in order to succeed and progress. I’ll explain why when I detail the trucks mechanics shortly, but you’ll have to act fairly swiftly and not just ride out the level on the first few trucks. You cannot touch the floor, obstacles, or surrounding scenery, which makes making that landing the most important thing you can do. I found holding the jump button results in more air time than if you just tapped it.
You can sprint, which is way faster than the trucks and helps you cover distances with more ease and you can jump. It is possible to flip by pushing the mouse forward, but it doesn’t register as a trick I found, but it does leave you a personal feeling of satisfaction, but is sadly one of those life moments where you do something cool but no one is around to see it. As standard, your character can run at a normal rate, which is actually a bit faster than how fast the trucks below your feet are moving. If you land in front of a truck, it’ll smash into you and flip, roll, and tip away, so you certainly do exist. You have no body, no legs, and not even a shadow. You’re an unintroduced, genderless character. If you take your time, timed events will begin and stop progression, if you go too quickly, you’ll miss certain timed events or get too far ahead, and if you fail, you’ll have to start from the start. They could be steering round obstacles, they could be just driving straight, or they could be driving towards you all you need to do is stay on top of them, progressing closer to the goal. You have to reach the end goal by jumping from truck-to-truck. It holds no story about why you are in the situation I will reveal soon, however it uses a very simple concept of jumping across platforms through a first person perspective, but adds the animated twist of making those platforms moving trucks. The answer is very simply, yes.Ĭlustertruck is a very fast paced game developed by, Landfall Games, and published by TinyBuild. As with any platformer you may find yourself dying frequently but the crashes are so hilarious that it's hard to stay upset when you do.The following review is running on version 1.09 Rather than asking me what this game is like, or asking me if it’s any fun, you should probably ask me if it’s a game that can sprain your finger and either bruise a nail, or trap a tendon in the knuckle area. The constant collisions with their chaotic unpredictable physics-based results mean that you'll need to be constantly alert for both danger and opportunity.
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There are 90 levels packed with terrible drivers ranging from deserts to snowy landscapes to high-tech tunnels. As you leap from vehicle to vehicle you earn points based on how quickly you reached the end of the level as well as the difficulty of the feats you accomplish.
Like watching a car crashĬlustertruck has pretty rudimentary graphics but its gameplay is both interesting and challenging.
As they crash into each other fly into the air and swerve out of control you'll timing and boldness to leap between them and make your way across the level to the end. That seems challenging enough in itself but these lorries aren't exactly being driven responsibly. Jeremy Milliner Updated a month ago Stay one jump ahead of disaster in ClustertruckĬlustertruck is a unique platformer game in which you control a character leaping from the back of one moving vehicle to another in order to avoid touching the ground.
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