Truxton 2

Pontos positivos: Gráficos e estilo arcade Musicas e efeitos bons Bons menús Funcionalidade câmera lenta e rebobinar (essencial!) Sem bugs Pontos negativos: Dificuldade injusta e absolutamente punitiva Naves com pouco poder de fogo Morreu volta para o começo Cansativo, no final começa a doer a mão Final: "Congratulations!" de menos de 5 segundos Não tem fator replay, visto que a dificuldade é insana e nenhuma arma é efetivamente forte Recomendo este jogo somente para fãs fanáticos de Truxton e para apoiar o desenvolvedor que fez um bom trabalho, ótimos menus e funcionalidades. Até mais ou menos metade do jogo vale a pena, depois só na câmera lenta e com muito rewind, chefes do meio pra frente impossíveis (fora o morreu, perde o poder - que já não é grande coisa) Este é um dos jogos que justificaria ser alugado, pois depois de finalizado não serve mais pra nada (não tem fator replay), não compensa comprar.

I was too lazy to rotate my screen, so i rotated the game instead, and rebound the inputs, because this is an awesome release where you can do that. It’s another vertical scroll shooter. The guns have three levels, and you can change their colour. In the sequel they’ve remixed that a bit. Your main gun remains the same and only gets more powerful. The blue gun is a low DPS lock-on aimbot weapon. The green gun is now spread, and i don’t find it very useful, since every gun is already filling that niche. The red gun is low-range high-DPS weapon. With upgrades it also starts shooting to the sides, and then diagonally behind you. And red was my weapon of choice, since usually it can dispatch many of the enemies before they fill the whole screen with bullets and kill me. It’s an arcade P2W coin muncher developed for proprietors of seedy parlours, not for players, so it is absolutely intentionally unfair. You die from one hit, the enemies try to ram you, the screen is filled with bullets. If you die you lose all your upgrades, including speed, to make sure you have to put more and more coins into the game to have bigger and bigger sunken cost. And of course there are enemies attacking you from behind with no warning. And you can’t really shoot behind you. Starting from the third boss the game turns into a bullet hell. The sprites are decently pretty. But in this game you can’t see the enemy bullets for ♥♥♥♥ behind all that noise and explosions. They aren’t high contrasts, and neither do they occupy the foreground. They barely stand out from the backgrounds, occupy a middle layer, so they are drawn below other big bright sprites. They are basically invisible in many situations. This one is a great release. It you can rebind the keys, and it supports multiple binds. There’s different difficulty and “assist” options. You can become a sportsmen and train to beat this not very long unfair game created to racket kids’ coins on one life. You can insert infinite virtual coins. You can use save-games between the levels. Or you can rewind. There are sufficient display options. There are no stupid baked-in envelopes for the render, and there’s screen rotation option, allowing you to properly play it on your 3//4 vertical screen.