CLUSTERTRUCK REVIEW MOVIE

I suggest you take your time and thoroughly practice these levels over and over before jumping any further, because when Clustertruck starts ramping up the challenge, it doesnвЂ™t stop.

They help you get acquainted with the theme and controls of the game, all the while introducing fairly challenging obstacles for you to overcome. The first ten of the ninety levels in the game serve as a starting point for new players. Seems simple enough right? It really isnвЂ™t. Jump from vehicleВ to vehicle in order to reach the finish line, and try not to fall off or touch any surface other than the trucks themselves while doing so. Yet after spending a couple ofВ hours with the game, Clustertruck has managed to become one of the most addictive and enjoyable games I have ever encountered on Steam.ДЄt itвЂ™s core, Clustertruck is based around a fairly simple concept. True, a game about jumping from moving truck to truck does possess a certain level of creativity and novelty, especially when compared to the plethora ofВ mediocre titles that pop up on Early Access every day, but it didnвЂ™tВ catch my attention like games like Starbound and OwlboyВ are likely to.

However you choose to play, though, Clustertruck is an enjoyable experience from start to finish.Like most indie games available on Steam, I didnвЂ™t dive into Clustertruck with any preconceived notion of greatness for the game. Every level can be beaten without using a single ability. There are holiday themes worlds such as Halloween, and an insane campaign mode that will have you screaming at the screen for hours, but you will be unable to put the controller down.ДЄ note on abilities: although they are present and useful, provided youвЂ™ve earned enough points to unlock them, you donвЂ™t actually need any of them. Gameplay is mostly the same regardless of the level, but there are worlds with set themes (i.e. Where Clustertruck really shines, though, is in the way the content is presented to the player. Things are constantly changing in front of you, and so if you are not paying attention to adjust/anticipate, you are just going to be caught by surprise and go gravel-surfing. Nearly every single time I looked around me, I died. I know it seems like a neat idea to look behind or below you while in midair, and you can do it, but donвЂ™t. If there is one very important piece of advice I can give you, it is this: DO NOT LOOK AROUND WHILE JUMPING. Stay on the one truck just long enough for the cluster in front of you to come together in the right way that you can get where you need to do without eating asphalt. Unless you have already brought the double-jump, or air dash, ability, sometimes you just need to stay put. It may be tempting to just try and finish the level as quickly as possible, but itвЂ™s not always the smart move. Should you time your jump wrong and end up another statistic on the freeway, it will simply be time to restart and try again. But, it wouldnвЂ™t be much of a game if they did drive well, as the impending crashes are used as motivation for you actually leap from one truck to another. TheyвЂ™d rather plow right through and flip their trailer rather than see their (presumed) kids at home again. In fact, theyвЂ™re so terrible that most donвЂ™t even bother to swerve if something gets in front of them. There are 90+ levels, each taking about 30 seconds or less, but donвЂ™t expect the game to be a breeze.Д®ven though each level has a ton of trucks, not one of them is driven by anyone who abides by the rules of the road. While actual gameplay isnвЂ™t too excessive, all you need to know is that the left analog stick is used for movement, A is for jumping, ZR is sprinting, and L + ZR uses your abilities. But do you really need any more? Less is more, especially in a game like this. And you get some abilities, but thatвЂ™s all there basically is. Of course there is a little more to it than that. In Clustertruck, your goal is get to the end of each level, by jumping from one truck to another, in a first person view. This is already crazy enough as it is, or maybe not if you consider desensitization to stunts like this when youвЂ™ve got the Rock jumping between buildings with a prosthetic leg, but what if we jacked it up to the next level. Think of the movies where the chased and the chasers are running along the top of a train car, jumping from one car to the next as the chase proceeds.

CLUSTERTRUCK REVIEW MOVIE

YouвЂ™re in a crazy action movie and youвЂ™re in a chase scene. There is somewhat of an insane concept to the game. I know this is a clichГ© saying, but it really is true in this case. Published on March 19th, 2018 | by Joseph Saulnier 0 ClustertruckД¬lustertruck is one of those games that you have to see to believe.

Clustertruck review