- February 7, 2015
- DM Media
Terra Lander
Platforms
About
"Terra Lander" is a challenging arcade-style game that pays homage to classic retro games. Pilot your spacecraft through 20 levels, landing on the pad while avoiding enemies, moving doors, and fuel depletion. Use strategic shooting to destroy fuel dumps and gain level advantages, but be cautious not to touch anything, as it could mean the end of a life and a path back to the beginning.
- The game offers a nostalgic experience reminiscent of classic arcade games, with enjoyable graphics and music.
- It is addictive and fun in short bursts, especially with a game pad, and features charming elements like a robotic voice commenting on player failures.
- The remastered version has improved gameplay mechanics, making it a worthwhile experience for fans of the genre.
- The remastered version suffers from control issues and abrupt difficulty spikes, particularly in later levels, leading to frustration.
- There is a lack of level variety and progression, making the game feel grindy and tedious after a few levels.
- Some players find the game unplayable due to confusing graphical effects and poor design choices, leading to a negative overall experience.
graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game have received mixed feedback, with some players appreciating the nostalgic vector style and simple visuals, while others criticize the remastered version for control issues and graphical effects that hinder visibility. Overall, the combination of retro aesthetics and engaging audio elements has been well-received, though technical shortcomings in the remaster have detracted from the experience for some.
“The vector style graphics and awesome robotic voice make this a nostalgic blast!!!”
“I liked the vector graphics and the way the lander handled with the Xbox controller.”
“I love simple graphics, great music, and 'Hawking', who is trying to comment on player's failures.”
“The game was great, but the remastered version has control issues and graphical effects that make it difficult to see what is going on.”