- October 22, 2024
- Treetop
Terrorbytes
Platforms
About
"Terrorbytes" is a action-packed 2-player game, where players are sucked into an arcade machine overrun by a destructive virus. Forced to be the game's bad guys, players must gather pellets for the evil machine's energy while evading a twisted hero. With unique upgrades, special items, and a responsive world, players uncover hidden secrets and battle strange entities in this maze-like setting. Can you escape this evil and reveal its source?










- The game is incredibly fun, especially when played with friends, and offers a unique blend of gameplay that keeps players engaged.
- It features strategic elements and references that enhance the overall experience, making it enjoyable and replayable.
- The developers are actively working on updates, and players feel a strong sense of community and excitement for future improvements.
- The game can be quite unforgiving, especially for solo players, with high difficulty levels that may frustrate some users.
- There are several bugs and optimization issues that need addressing, which can detract from the overall experience.
- Some gameplay mechanics, such as the cost of sprinting and the high point quotas, are seen as overly punishing and could benefit from adjustments.
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is highly enjoyable and filled with numerous references, contributing to a fun experience. However, some players feel that the flashlight should be a default item available for purchase at the start of each run, as it is essential for navigating dark areas, despite the challenge of finding a suitable alternative item to replace it.
“Lots of references and really fun gameplay.”
“A lesser gripe is that I feel like the flashlight should be a 'default' item that you have the ability to purchase from the start of the run, given that you would still need to collect pellets, then spend them on the item. Granted, I don't know what item could be conceptually similar and mechanically viable/interesting enough to take its place as something to go out of your way for, given that the flashlight is vital in dark areas.”