TorqueL

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TorqueL is a unique 2D "rolling" & "extend" platformer/action/puzzle game. Including total 50 chambers, 7 basic routes, and 1 secret route.

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78%

Audience ScoreBased on 18 reviews

music2 positive mentions

story2 negative mentions

TorqueL is a uniquely designed 2D platformer that creatively breaks the fourth wall and offers interesting gameplay mechanics.
The game provides a fun and exhilarating challenge, especially when mastering difficult levels, making it enjoyable for those who appreciate skill-based gameplay.
Despite its minimalistic graphics, the game has a charm that resonates with players, and it is often described as an underrated gem worth checking out.

The physics and controls can be unintuitive and confusing, leading to frustration and a reliance on luck rather than skill in some levels.
The game lacks polish and visual appeal, with some players feeling it resembles unfinished or 'dev art'.
Many players find the difficulty curve inconsistent, with certain levels being overly precise and requiring a level of luck to complete.

gameplay
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60%
60%
The gameplay features a straightforward mechanic that requires players to use four controller buttons to navigate by exerting force in different directions. While the intuitive controls can lead to enjoyable experiences, mastering the levels demands quick reflexes, which may be challenging for some. Despite its simplistic graphics, the game offers unique gameplay that can be rewarding, especially for those who connect with its mechanics.
- “It operates with a simple mechanic - use the four controller buttons to exert force in the relevant direction, propelling you into the opposite direction.”
- “However, to master the game's levels, you need to turn this intuitive mechanic into something that works on a reflex level, which I didn't manage to achieve, most probably for lack of trying hard enough.”
- “Recommended for its uniqueness value, and also on the off chance that the mechanic clicks with you - then it can be massive fun.”
- “However, to master the game's levels, you need to turn this intuitive mechanic into something that works on the reflex level, which I didn't manage to achieve, most probably for lack of trying hard enough.”
- “It can be speedrun under 4 minutes, and the later areas don't add new mechanics to learn.”
- “Recommended for uniqueness value, and also on the off chance that the mechanic clicks with you - then it can be massive fun.”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
67%
The game's story appears minimal and lacks depth, primarily serving as a backdrop for gameplay rather than a central focus. It may appeal to younger players who prioritize entertainment over narrative complexity, but those seeking a more engaging storyline may find it lacking.
- “I noticed in the store page trailer that a family element is added later in the game, so I presume some form of story may be involved.”
- “This is exactly how accurate the storyline gets by playing the first ten minutes of it; then again, that's all you need to see to figure out if this game is right for you.”
- “Overall, the game keeps you entertained if you're under the age of 7, enjoy no storyline, and you enjoy the same gravity and lava combination in every chamber.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The music in the game has received positive feedback, with users appreciating the cool chiptune soundtrack that adds a nice touch to the overall experience.
- “The music was cool too.”
- “The chiptune music is kind of nice.”
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The graphics are considered quite plain, but players suggest that those willing to overlook this aspect will find engaging gameplay underneath.
- “The graphics are very plain, but if you can look past that, there is interesting gameplay beneath.”