Tri Breaker: A Sacred Symbols Odyssey

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If Twin Breaker was a brick breaker about space, Tri Breaker is a brick breaker on steroids, and this go-around, it's all about time. Explore 40 stages spread across periods of galactic history, and obliterate the brick-breaking formula.

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Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

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100%

Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews

music2 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

Tri Breaker offers a fresh and engaging twist on the classic brick breaker genre, featuring innovative mechanics like ball steering and dual paddle control.
The game is visually appealing with bright graphics and a nostalgic soundtrack that enhances the overall experience.
It provides a good challenge with 40 levels, introducing various gameplay elements that keep it interesting and fun.

Some later levels can become excessively difficult, potentially frustrating players who are not prepared for the challenge.
The story elements are sparse and only revealed after several stages, which may leave players wanting more narrative depth.
The scoring system can be punishing, as losing a ball negatively impacts overall scores, making it harder to achieve high grades.

gameplay
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of the title is a refreshing take on the classic block-breaker genre, featuring unique mechanics such as controlling two paddles and introducing various challenges that enhance the experience. Players appreciate the quirky story and engaging soundtrack, which complement the fun and memorable gameplay surprises. Overall, the game successfully combines nostalgia with innovative elements, making it both familiar and exciting.
- “A game that starts out as a brick breaker and then provides a bunch of gameplay surprises that makes the entire thing a really fun and memorable experience.”
- “The gameplay is once again a typical block-breaker with a twist: you control two paddles rather than one.”
- “The game introduces various mechanics that complicate things.”
- “More block-breaking that continues the story and brings new mechanics, but also makes it a lot more challenging.”
story
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
7%
71%
21%
The story features a quirky narrative that unfolds over 40 stages, following two retired heroes years after they saved the world. While the plot adds charm and context to the gameplay, key story elements are revealed only after completing several stages, which may limit player engagement with the narrative. Overall, the story enhances the experience but is not the primary focus.
- “I'm loving the quirky story that doesn't need to be there but is, and I'm loving the ball-steering mechanic.”
- “Well, the story bits between characters are only told after a certain number of stages, so you don’t actually learn a lot.”
- “The story continues several years later, with the two heroes who saved the world enjoying their earned retirement.”
- “The story takes you through 40 stages.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is highly praised for its nostalgic soundtrack that evokes memories of 1997, complementing the quirky story and vibrant graphics. Players appreciate the engaging sound design that enhances the overall experience across the forty levels.
- “I'm loving the soundtrack, I'm loving the quirky story that doesn't need to be there but is, and I'm loving the ball-steering mechanic.”
- “There are forty levels from start to finish accompanied by brightly colored graphics and interesting sound design with soundtracks that will teleport you right back to 1997.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are described as brightly colored and engaging, complementing the game's nostalgic sound design and soundtrack reminiscent of the late 90s. However, some reviewers emphasize that while graphics are important, they are not the sole determinant of a game's value in today's gaming landscape.
- “There are forty levels from start to finish accompanied by brightly colored graphics and interesting sound design with soundtracks that will teleport you right back to 1997.”