- June 1, 2018
- Tall James Games
Turbo Tunnel
91%Game Brain Score
graphics, gameplay
music, story
91% User Score 89 reviews
Platforms
About
Avoid obstacles as you accelerate through an endless tunnel of pain and destruction. What could go wrong?











+3
Audience ScoreBased on 89 reviews
graphics4 positive mentions
grinding3 negative mentions
- The game is free and provides a fun, simple experience that is great for passing the time.
- It features a straightforward gameplay mechanic focused on dodging obstacles, which can be addictive and enjoyable.
- The graphics and design are colorful and appealing, reminiscent of classic arcade games.
- The game suffers from hit detection issues, leading to frustrating moments where players can die unexpectedly.
- It can become repetitive quickly, with limited content and gameplay variety.
- Some players experience motion sickness, and the game may feel slow or under-optimized on certain systems.
graphics
7 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics in the game are generally considered decent, featuring a blend of neon visuals reminiscent of old-school PlayStation 1 titles, though some effects, like explosions, are criticized for their lack of realism. Players appreciate the option to adjust graphics quality, including a "potato mode," and note that the overall aesthetic complements the game's indie charm. While there are minor graphical bugs, the visuals are deemed satisfactory for the game's style.
“Pretty cool, good graphics for a game like this.”
“A fun indie game with a nice blend of neon visuals and an old school concept, it's playable with an Xbox 360 controller as well as cursor keys and space bar.”
“Graphics are relatively nice except for the explosion when you crash; it's so fake it reminds me of the moon landing in 1969.”
“There should be ways to decrease or increase graphics quality and even have a 'potato mode.'”
“No bugs that I can find other than possibly a graphical bug where if you're going fast enough, it appears you can clip through the edges of some obstacles.”