- October 28, 2015
- Nekrosoft
The Troma Project
Platforms
About
"The Troma Project" is a turn-based strategy game featuring characters from Troma films such as The Toxic Avenger and Sgt. Kabukiman NYPD. With seven chapters full of fun and gore, players can expect extensive swearing, rude language, sex, and crime in a mindless, addictive killing spree. This game, originally completed in 2001 but never released, is not to be taken too seriously and offers players the opportunity to travel across the globe with Troma's unique brand of humor and horror.





- The game is chaotic and bizarre, providing a unique experience that feels like stepping into a fever dream.
- Fans of Troma will appreciate the humor and nostalgia, with iconic characters and entertaining narration from Lloyd Kaufman.
- Despite its flaws, the game can be fun in a 'so bad it's good' way, making it enjoyable for those who embrace its trashy nature.
- The gameplay is riddled with bugs, poor mechanics, and a confusing interface, making it frustrating to play.
- Many players find the game to be a poorly executed clone of better titles, lacking depth and engaging content.
- The humor and themes may not resonate with everyone, leading to a divisive experience that can be off-putting for those unfamiliar with Troma's style.
- story46 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game's story, narrated by Troma president Lloyd Kaufman, is infused with humor and nostalgia, featuring characters and elements from classic Troma films like "Surf Nazis Must Die." While the narrative is engaging and well-presented, some players feel that the gameplay lacks depth, with significant portions cut out and limited mechanics, such as the inability to heal characters between missions. Overall, the story captures the essence of Troma's unique style, but it may not satisfy those seeking a more robust gaming experience.
“It's fitting the game stayed true to the original ethos of the universe with storyline and graphics.”
“The game itself is well presented with a good story, easy controls, and classic Troma tunes in the background. The best part is Uncle Lloyd as the narrator; for being a cheap game, it's very well presented and will not disappoint any fan.”
“You will find the narrator funny at first, but as soon as you get into the first mission, you will realize that you got ripped off.”
“Right from the start, the player is bombarded with pages and pages of complex instructions and backstory, all read aloud by Troma president Lloyd Kaufman.”
“☐ no story”