TRIZEAL Remix

I find the Zeal series to be fairly mediocre, but charming. Of all the games in the series, I was surprised to find I liked Trizeal the most. The gimmick of swapping your weapons is not mindblowing nor is it amazingly implemented, but it is just oldschool fun. I feel like the level design in this is Triangle Service at their best. Xiizeal is good too, for the record.

the game is: eh. Very slow pace. Perhaps, the slowest shmup pace I've ever played in my life which dates back to the days of Tiger Heli. I guess I prob would have beat it first go around if I hadn't tapped on a second controller that was plugged in which I think ate a credit? So I assume you get 2 extra credits shared by the players. Music sounds like its the same song repeating. But maybe it's b/c they use the same synth in several tracks? Well. Trizeal was on my wishlist for a year or so, and I finally gave it a try; however, I won't be keeping it as I don't foresee this game keeping my attention, nor due I have the desire to play such a sparsely populated shmup, but it doesnt mean it desires a Downvote.

Good shmup, originally released on the Dreamcast (and it's arcade equivalent Naomi). Switch between three individually upgradeable weapons at will. Graphics are plain, but the music is good.

Hmmm, not the best, but it has its charm. Really old-school feel. 6 out of 10. Nice if you like old shoot'em ups. There are better games available with better graphics and playabillity. Pros: - changeble weapons, nice difficulty, score attack for each level Cons: - Grabbing upgrades and score boosts, 1 hit means death, not the entire screen used.

Worst part is the music. Best part? The gameplay is lifeless. Weapons are trash and I guess they were hoping to live off the transforming gimmick. Fail. Hard fail.

great shmup worth the price! also available on dreamcast and demul naomi emulator but you cant go wrong paying for the steam version.

Triangle Service shoot 'em up tend to have a samey and cheapness about them. But they also tend to have one interesting little mechanic that allow them to be somewhat memorable. And Trizeal is no different. Unlike other Triangle Sevce games, this was easier to remember which on it is due to the three, or Tri, transformations of the player's ship. The player's ship cycles through three forms each with their own base weapons. The first is a forward spread shot that is a good all rounder and pack a decent punch at point-blank range. The second is a powerful forward beam laser that the more I play this game, the less useful I find it even upgraded. The last is a slow, projectile-based homing missile that feels like it does the least amount of damage but doesn't need to be aimed allowing the player to completely focus dodging. In addition, the player can collect these primary colored orbs to power-up the equipped weapon. These power-ups allow the player to mix-and-match weapons. As transforming to a different weapon allow the powered up weapon to continue at a slightly weaker state. So, the player could have any combination of spread, laser and missiles if they wish. Beyond that, there isn't much more to Trizeal. The player also have a limited number of bombs that start as a small invincible aura before expanding to a screen wide damaging and bullet canceling attack. The game play is rather pedestrian but still enjoyable and pretty challenging. There's good blend of popcorn and bigger, tougher enemies both airborne and ground. The end of stage bosses are multistage affairs with nothing particularly interesting about them. Occasionally stages with have these Breakout sections where the player attempts to destroy all the enemies and survive. Trizeal Remix, like the other Triangle Serivce shooters, is a very average STG that both doesn't do anything interesting, but also doesn't really do anything badly. It's a simple, serviceable shooter. Nothing that's likely to be in someone's top 20, but also not something likely to be remembered as awful either. I like simple shooters, so I like Trizeal Remix. And it one of my favorite Triangle Service STGs. But it's a long ways from my favorite shmup. If it only a few bucks, I'd say give it a go. But I wouldn't pay double-digits in U.S. dollars for it.

빨강파워업(발칸), 초록파워업(미사일), 파랑파워업(레이저) 가 있고 공격을 변환하며 나오는 적들에 대항해야함. [u]파워업 수치가 4 넘으면[/u] 다른 공격모드라도 [u]파워업 수치가 4 넘은 공격[/u]이 추가로 나감. 그리고 브금이 좋음. 다른말론 브금만 좋음. [b]문제점[/b] 1. 연발샷 안되는 버그가 있음. 버그가 가끔 일어나는게 아니라 자주 발생함. 아무것도 안해도 버그걸림. 물론 단발샷 연타하거나 매크로쓰면 버그는 무시해도됨. 문제는 변환을 하거나 공격을 멈추었다가 다시 하면 공격 템포가 끊김. 템포가 끊기면 잡졸 처리가 늦어져 적 탄환들이 구석으로 몰아붇임. 물론 폭탄쓰면 되는데 폭탄 잘 안줌. 게다가 한번 죽으면 파워업 한거 다 날아가서 파워업을 다시 모아야 하는데 초기화된 공격 데미지가 약해서 중형 자코 잡기 엄청 힘들어짐. 2. 4스테이지 졸라 대충만든거 같음. 4스테이지 졸라 불쾌함. 그라디우스5 감자밭처럼 왕감자 존나 나오는데, 풀파워여도 존나 튼튼함. 또 왕감자 부수면 알감자가 그냥 플레이어가 있던 없던 랜덤방향으로 5개 튕겨져나옴. 그래서 접근하면 안되는데 감자가 존나 튼튼하고 존나 많이 나와서 강제 접근전임. 심지어 뒤쪽에서도 적 나와서 어느정도 앞쪽으로 가야함. 그리고 버그인지 몰라도 감자가 자기네끼리 비비면 존나 빠르게 튕겨져 나올때가 있는데 한두번이면 몰라도 계속 이거에 죽으면 존나 불쾌함. 걍 겜 꺼버림. 게다가 감자밭이 짧은것도 아니고 존나게 김. 보스전에서도 왕감자 계속 나오고 뒤에서도 적 나옴. 보스패턴은 쉬워서 진짜 4스테이지 보스는 감자가 아닐까 싶음. 아무튼 4스테이지 개불쾌했음. 3. 의미없는 파워업 시스템. 나중에 풀파워 되면 빨강이나 초록이나 파랑이나 거기서 거기임. 단지 어떤공격이 조금더 많이 나가느냐 차이만 있음. 차라리 같은 시리즈인 DeltaZeal의 공격 방식이 더 색다른거 같음.

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I refuse to take a bite out of the nostalgia sandwich, so I say this game is solid but yet is easily one of the most unremarkable STG games in my Steam library. And after about 40 minutes of play, I'm already getting sick of the first level and third levels. Not much happens in them, and a lot of time is spent waiting for stage transitions, or in the case of level 1, just sitting behind large ships and wailing on them one-by-one at point-blank range. Doesn't help that the game is pretty ugly too (level 1 is claustrophobic because the clouds are clearly just textured mapped onto a 2D plane), and the boss designs feel like things I've seen many times over from other games. I guess the 'Breakout' system, or whatever it's called is interesting though. If you perform really well on certain parts of a level, the level gets extended with a very difficult sequence, which is good if you want to rack up more points. Anyway, to sum it up, the slow pacing ruins the early levels for me, and makes me not want to replay it every time I get a game over. Not a good sign for an STG I just started playing.