
Roll out for intense arcade racing and robot combat, fused together in a battle for the lost Prime Relics. Cybertron’s future depends on you!
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Japanese, Norwegian, Polish +4 more
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me encanta este juego
Being the average Transformers fan that I am I find this game to be pretty well done. Outright games is a name I see popping up more and more and to me they're akin to Game Mill. I don't really consider them a AAA studio but they do make licensed games that are relatively fun for what they are. With my expectations in check I think for a Combat Racer this game is pretty unique. Transforming mid-race into Bot Mode, still mostly prioritizing getting to the exit fast, it's pretty cool to shoot things and platform a little bit to gain an advantage over the opponents outside of the racing portion. The character selection is pretty decent though some noteworthy ones aren't here. Starscream for example isn't but I think it was intentional to ignore flying bots anyway. Varied courses, varied perks, and varied guns are all relatively satisfactory. There are three things I don't personally care for and the first is the roguelite elements the main mode has. You're basically presented with the typical "Select 3 randomly generated Perks" and this adds inconsistency to the races. I hope the roguelite genre dies off in the near future because I find it to be extremely stupid. In this game it isn't THAT bad like how it would be in a traditional ARPG that would have it these days though. In other modes you can actually select your load out without it being random for you so at least there's that. The second thing I don't like is it's a little too demanding to unlock more characters and equipment. You have to meet something similar to Call of Duty Daily Challenges and I don't like those either. I never liked having to run around and get 30 headshots with a pistol just to get another piece of equipment. I think they should've just rewarded you with new stuff by leveling up exclusively to mitigate the grind needed to realistically meet conditions mid-race. The third thing is your stats and how you have to grind to level up to be able to actually beat the harder difficulty. Leveling up increases your actual stats so if your character is level 1 and your friends character is level 10 it's pretty unlikely you'd win due to it throwing the game balance off. This would mean you have to max every character out in the game for them to be fairly viable against each other. For a lower-budget Transformers game that isn't to the greatness of the Cybertron duology: this game is pretty good for a racer that has a twist to it. It might be one of Outrights better offerings that feels a little bit more than just a simple kids game. 6/10
Бюджетный картинг с элементами роуглайта. И бюджетность заметна во всём: контента мало, а именно 10 трасс и 10 игровых персонажей (из которых вначале доступно 4), графика на уровне мобильных игр второй половины 10х годов (как по мне - она чуть лучше чем в Transformers: Forged to Fight). Сам геймплей максимально скучен и репетативен - едем, изредко тараним соперника и 2-3 раза за трассу бежим и стреляем в болванчиков из своей пуколки. Во время езды никакого оружия нет, только ускорения, во время стрельбы - скил по кд. И всё. Оружие на постоянку открывается за испытания, модификаторы - из лутбоксов после чемпионата. В общем пару чемпионатов проехать что бы увидеть все трассы - пойдёт, но что бы открыть всех персонажей и снарягу - слишком мало контента что бы сидеть выдрачивать игру десятки часов.
love the game, pls add more characters and tracks in the future-
Assim....não todo mundo que gosta de transformers mas o jogo é bem legal, divertido e viciante.Por ter sido feito por uma impressa de jogos bem infantis ele não ganhou muita notoriedade mas como já diziam"mais do que os olhos podem ver"
very fun
THIS PRIME DIFFICULTY IS SO ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ HARD THEY GET LIKE 10X HARDER AND ITS SO ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ HARD I HATE IT SO MUCH. NOT RECCOMENDED
So like, honestly, Transformers Galactic Trials is a super fun game. I say this coming from somebody who's really enjoyed playing Mario Kart and Sonic Racing Crossworlds. I feel like this is a really good Kart racer and then like the part where you transform and shoot everyone is super fun. Also, the roster is really good. The playable Autobots are Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Wheeljack, Elita 1 and Arcee. The playable Decepticons are Megatron, Soundwave, Shockwave, Flamewar, Nightbird and Nemesis Prime. If you're asking me would I recommend this game, I absolutely would recommend this game to anybody who loves Transformers and loves like arena fighters and Kart racing games. This is a 10 out of 10 game for me. And I only just bought this game yesterday and I am ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ loving every moment of this game. I would absolutely recommend this game, especially if you're a fan of Transformers.
TRANSFORMERS: Galactic Trials by 3DClouds and published by Outright Games Ltd. is an ambitious attempt to fuse the high-speed thrills of arcade racing with the dynamic combat of transforming robots, set within the beloved Transformers universe. At its core, the game invites players to pick sides between the heroic Autobots and the menacing Decepticons, engaging in fast-paced races across a variety of tracks while battling for control of the mysterious and powerful Prime Relics. The concept itself is compelling, offering a fresh spin on both racing and action genres by allowing players to switch between vehicle and robot modes fluidly, each with its own set of gameplay mechanics and strategies. However, while the foundation is promising, the overall execution leaves room for improvement in multiple areas. The gameplay loop centers around racing in vehicle mode where players must master drifting to accumulate Energon, a resource critical for powering boosts or transforming into robot mode for combat. This transformation mechanic is the highlight of the experience, as it provides moments of tactical depth by enabling players to unleash unique attacks and defensive maneuvers based on their chosen character. The roster features iconic Transformers such as Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, and Megatron, each bringing their distinct abilities and weapons to the races, adding some variety to the confrontations. Unfortunately, despite these promising mechanics, the gameplay often feels shallow. The racing segments suffer from repetitive track designs and a lack of challenging variety, while the combat, though initially exciting, becomes predictable as enemy behaviors and mission objectives rarely evolve throughout the game. This repetitive structure diminishes the sense of progression and reduces long-term engagement. Visually, Galactic Trials leans into a colorful, futuristic aesthetic with neon-lit environments and sleek character models that capture the essence of the Transformers universe. The tracks range from urban sprawls to alien landscapes, offering a decent degree of visual diversity. However, these environments can feel somewhat generic and lack the detailed world-building or atmosphere that could make them truly memorable. Character models are well-crafted and faithful to their source material, but their animations often come across as stiff and mechanical, which ironically undermines the fluidity that the gameplay strives to achieve. These visual limitations, combined with occasional technical hiccups, detract from the overall immersion players might hope for. On the audio front, the game is a mixed bag. The soundtrack consists mostly of generic, looping tracks that fail to capture the energy and excitement typically associated with high-stakes racing or intense robot battles. Sound effects are adequate but lack the punch and clarity needed to emphasize impactful moments during combat or transformation sequences. Another disappointment lies in the sparse use of voice acting; the absence of iconic voices from the Transformers franchise is particularly noticeable and leaves the narrative and character interactions feeling flat. This lack of audio polish further hampers the emotional connection to the characters and the intensity of the gameplay. Content-wise, the game offers a relatively limited selection of playable characters and tracks, which quickly becomes apparent as players progress through the Galactic Trials mode. Unlocking new content often involves replaying the same circuits and missions repeatedly, which can feel more like a grind than an enjoyable challenge. The absence of an online multiplayer component is a significant drawback, especially for a title that could benefit greatly from competitive or cooperative modes to enhance replayability. The game’s design appears to lean heavily on short, casual play sessions rather than supporting sustained engagement, making it less appealing to players seeking depth and longevity. Critically, TRANSFORMERS: Galactic Trials has been met with mixed reviews. While the game's unique blend of racing and combat mechanics garners some praise for its creative ambition, many players and reviewers highlight several shortcomings, including inconsistent AI behavior marked by frustrating rubberbanding, occasional difficulty spikes that feel unbalanced, and technical glitches that interrupt the flow of gameplay. These issues combine to create a somewhat uneven experience that can test the patience of players hoping for a polished, cohesive adventure. Furthermore, the lack of substantial single-player content and multiplayer options limits the game’s appeal and longevity in an increasingly competitive market. In summary, TRANSFORMERS: Galactic Trials represents a bold attempt to innovate within the racing and action genres by leveraging the Transformers IP. While it succeeds in delivering moments of excitement through its transformation mechanics and character variety, it ultimately falls short due to repetitive gameplay, underwhelming visuals and audio, and limited content offerings. Fans of the franchise might find some enjoyment in seeing their favorite robots in action, but those looking for a deeply engaging or polished racing-combat hybrid may find their expectations unmet. The game’s concept shines through in flashes, but it needs more refinement and depth to stand out as a memorable entry in the Transformers gaming lineup. Rating: 8/10
gioco orribile. Input lag, la grafica lagga (nonostante uso una nvidia 3080 ti), ad alte difficoltà i nemici hanno troppi vantaggi e uccidono in un singolo colpo, i veicoli dati di default sono troppo lenti o troppo ingestibili, mappe incomprensibili e non è chiaro dove si deve andare, troppi input grafici. Pessimo prodotto, sconsigliato.
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