
Turbo Dismount is a kinetic tragedy about Mr. Dismount and the cars who love him. It is the official sequel to the wildly popular and immensely successful personal impact simulator - Stair Dismount.
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Languages: English
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just like I remembered it on my phone
i played this game on mobile for a couple of years since childhood. i recently had the game on pc and although the "paid content" from mobile is now free here, i haven't tried them all since i wanted to refund the game to try out other deals during the summer sales. i kinda regretted that since i've craving the game since since the freecam and extra content is nice, although the ui's are too big for my liking and zooming in and out takes too long. none of the less, i love this game, i'll getting it the next sale event.
i like shaking when i do the splits and my pelvis flys off ts goated
Nunca me reí tanto con un juego como este, es una joya, un clásico desde cuando salió en 2014 y se jugaba en celular
peak i love when i get launched out of bounds :)
действительно грустно стало... желаю всем покоя
Millions were killed in the playing of this game.
my best childhood game
great game dr amigo helps me recover from everything
Turbo Dismount is kinda alright, you bloodthirsty crash fetishist. The game’s all about launching your dumbass character into glorious ragdoll destruction – smashing through glass, impaling on spikes, and turning your body into a meaty pulp in the most creative ways possible. Physics are fun as ♥♥♥♥, levels have some creative chaos, and watching the slow-mo gore and broken bones never gets fully old. But it gets repetitive quick, not much depth beyond 'how can I die hilariously this time,' and the replay value dies faster than your boner after the 50th launch. Kinda fun for short bursts when you’re bored and horny for violence, but nothing groundbreaking. 6.5/10 – decent way to waste an afternoon wrecking pixel bodies, but don’t expect masterpiece levels of ♥♥♥-worthy entertainment.
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