TripTrip

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TripTrip is a single player action game. It was developed by About Airplane LLC and was released on August 16, 2018. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

TripTrip is an autoscrolling, color-matching action game. You must reach the end of each level by matching the color of The Ball to the floor below. Along the way you'll battle bosses, gain powerful abilities, and discover secrets.

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Audience ScoreBased on 11 reviews

music6 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game features a fun and addictive gameplay experience with a unique color-matching mechanic that keeps players engaged.
The soundtrack is highly praised, with energizing chiptunes that enhance the retro feel of the game.
Boss battles are creative and provide a refreshing change of pace, showcasing well-thought-out mechanics and challenges.

The game can be quite challenging, especially for players who may not have quick reflexes or prefer simpler controls.
Some players experienced technical issues, such as crashes during the tutorial, which can hinder the initial experience.
The graphics, while nostalgic, may not appeal to everyone and could be considered simplistic compared to modern standards.

music
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is widely praised for its intoxicating and nostalgic chiptune soundtrack, which enhances the retro feel and complements the gameplay. Reviewers highlight its ability to immerse players and elevate the overall experience, making the soundtrack a standout feature worth the price of admission. The combination of catchy tunes and challenging mechanics creates a memorable atmosphere that resonates with fans of classic gaming.
- “The music for this game is intoxicating and helps you get in the zone.”
- “And the soundtrack is worth the price of admission alone.”
- “The chiptune soundtrack in triptrip is the real deal when it comes to the game's presentation.”
- “It also sounds just like an NES game, and the chiptune soundtrack here in TripTrip is the real deal when it comes to the game's presentation.”
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game are reminiscent of classic titles like Chip's Challenge, featuring cute retro visuals that may not be cutting-edge but effectively serve their purpose. Players appreciate the charming aesthetic, which complements the fast-paced and challenging gameplay, creating an engaging experience that feels both nostalgic and fresh. Overall, the visuals enhance the game's addictive nature without overshadowing its core mechanics.
- “Fun yet challenging reflex-based scroller, with cute retro graphics and cool music.”
- “Don't let the retro visuals fool you, triptrip is an addictive, challenging, and fresh color coordination take on the auto-scrolling runner.”
- “While the graphics might not be top of the line, they serve the desired purpose and if you're used to old-school games, you will quickly forget about them.”
- “Under the unassuming but comely visuals is an exciting, fast-paced game that feels like its creators have a true understanding of what makes a game tick.”
gameplay
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Gameplay is engaging and creatively designed, offering a fresh take on rhythm mechanics while maintaining familiar controls. The game features a variety of difficulty levels that alter gameplay mechanics, providing a unique challenge with inventive level designs and diverse attack patterns. However, some players may find the difficulty overwhelming.
- “The game feels familiar due to its controls being similar to rhythm games, and yet manages to feel fresh since its mechanics and the timing are related to the level design, rather than music design.”
- “The different difficulty levels are a nice touch too, as they change the game on a mechanical level rather than just speeding things up.”
- “These are always a nice change of pace from the typical runner gameplay with some really well thought out gimmicks and plenty of crazy attack patterns to learn and dodge.”
- “There is an abundance of creativity in the level design within the purposeful restrictions of the gameplay itself.”