- October 11, 2024
- 3DClouds
TRANSFORMERS: Galactic Trials
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About
In Transformers: Galactic Trials, players can join the Autobots or Decepticons in a high-speed race to recover powerful artifacts from Nemesis Prime. Choose from iconic characters like Bumblebee, Megatron, and Optimus Prime, and use drifts, boost pads, and Energon-fueled skills to outpace opponents on 10 action-packed tracks. Level up and customize your Transformer to dominate the competition.










- The game offers an exhilarating racing experience with mid-race transformations between vehicle and robot modes, providing a unique gameplay dynamic.
- The driving mechanics feel weighty and distinct for each character, enhancing the overall racing experience and making it enjoyable for fans of the franchise.
- The combat system is engaging, with simple mechanics that allow for fun interactions during races, and the graphics are appealing with a focus on character design.
- The game suffers from repetitive gameplay and lacks online multiplayer options, limiting its replayability and social interaction.
- There are significant issues with difficulty scaling, particularly in higher levels where AI becomes overly challenging, leading to frustration.
- Numerous bugs and glitches, such as characters slowing down unexpectedly and falling through the map, detract from the overall experience and need to be addressed.
gameplay
19 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by a mix of simple mechanics that can feel janky and disconnected, particularly in the kart racing sections, which lack variety in attack options and suffer from limited track design. While some players appreciate the smooth handling and the blend of racing and shooting elements, others find the experience shallow due to the small number of tracks and frustrating gameplay hiccups. Overall, the game offers a challenging experience with potential for fun, but it is hindered by its execution and lack of polish.
“And the handling, by far my favorite mechanic of the game.”
“Gameplay feels smooth, menu navigation also feels great.”
“[excellent blend of drift-based racing and shooting via platformer segments, gameplay is actually rather challenging, lots of unlockables to discover]”
“The mechanics all work, but they're all a little janky in ways that end up feeling disconnected and flat.”
“Car sections have no other attack option, either (no weapon drops or the like), so it's just the numb-feeling shunting and pretty basic kart racer drift mechanics and boosting.”
“All this in a kart racer with only eight tracks with limited polish in the layout (enough odd corners and edges that you can catch on and stop you cold, keeping you from getting into the 'flow' of a race), and it ends up feeling shallow and slim, despite the production value and mechanical promise.”