Clustertruck

Speed game where speed gets you punished, fun for the first few worlds, then stop playing

PEAKER THAN PEAK literally, tho peak is a good game too

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sometimes you jump sometimes you dont.

May 7th - [b]Clustertruck[/b] - 6h 30m - 6/10 - Main+ - Started May 2nd - 5 Days Taken - Beat every level in the main game as well as all the bonus levels. Got 78% of achievements. [b]Pros:[/b] Clustertruck is a difficult 3D platformer. The trucks your jumping to and from aren't entirely predictable so you have to react quickly to what's happening to avoid hitting the ground. It feels exhilarating to play once you get a hang of the movement system and find a set of abilities that work well for you. The final boss was especially challenging, which was fitting considering its status as the last level. [b]Neutral:[/b] Once you find a set of abilities you like using, the Clustertruck works great. You buy abilities by spending the points you earn from clearing levels. This could lead to a nice system where you try out various combinations of abilities and strategies until you find one that fits your playstyle. But it's nullified by the fact that the game doesn't explain in what ways you can earn points. So in most levels you're not earning that many points. Because of that, in the end, you won't actually unlock that many abilities. This means that if you unlock the wrong abilities, you can get stuck with a playstyle you don't like. The only solution would be to replay levels you've already beaten just to grind for points. [b]Cons:[/b] Clustertruck's biggest flaw is that it has a steep learning curve. The movement physics and how they interact with the trucks are unintuitive, which can make the first few worlds especially difficult. The second hardest level for me just below the final boss was the first level of world 2. A side effect of the difficulty is that it can make the game very frustrating. Personally, I find it very annoying when I have to retry a level over and over and am making no progress whatsoever. It feels like a waste of time. There's a reason my least favorite levels in Neon White are the boss levels as those are the ones you have the highest chance of dying in. Clustertruck similarly also prominently displays your record time for each level against a leaderboard. But because of the high chance of dying, I had no interest in improving my times. I nearly considered retiring the game when I was stuck on 2-1. What allowed me to finish the game in the end was putting on a podcast to distract my mind off the game and let only my instincts focus on the game. If I wasn't thinking about how I was making no progress by dying over and over, I wouldn't get frustrated about it. If I can enjoy the game more by being less invested in it, that's saying something. I can only wholeheartedly recommend Clustertruck if you're a gamer who likes a challenge and has a high tolerance to frustration and dying over and over.

this game gave me carpal tunnel and i loved it 9/10