Any point the track curves around a corner, looking in the correct direction is a real chore and incredibly frustrating in such a fast-paced game.įor hardcore gamers there's a long, grueling process to knuckle down with. Its controls may be nice and simple, but when using the right analogue stick to look around it's way too sensitive. The difficulty curve definitely steepens quickly. When you just can't seem to get the right rhythm or the right speed it can be quite disheartening, especially if you're barely out the gate. It means each level will be slightly different when replayed at least, but you'll also need a little bit of luck on your side to get the best result. While the process may start off the same each time, the game's real-time physics is both good and bad. Whether you'll make it to the end is another matter.
Clustertruck's nature means it's super simple to pick up and play regardless of your skill level. Though, you don't have to be a ninja-reacting pro to be able to play.
It's part reaction-based, part luck-based, and part skill based. If you're like any normal human you'll probably see the fail screen a lot in your time with the game, but that's okay. You jump across the sea of trucks, but can't touch the floor otherwise you're sent back to the beginning. At least you're rewarded for acting like a reckless fool. The more risks you take, the higher the number of points you get if you end up making it to the goall. While the controls are easy, and the range of abilities is basic to start off with, you can upgrade your skills as you earn more points, giving you access to things like 'Time Slow', 'Air Dash', and 'Double Jump'. You have ten levels throughout the nine worlds, each of which introduces another obstacle or ups the difficulty. While that sounds easy, in first-person it's a little harder, and that's without considering the mass of trucks at your feet. Very cluster, many truckĬlustertruck has one primary mechanic and a primary goal - you've got to jump your way towards victory at the end of the level. Where it has its positives, there are a few negatives to balance out the scales. This game is brutal, unfair at times, and frustrating, but it's so, so addictive once you get over the need to scream. You can hop along using as much or as little speed as possible, but your journey's never going to be easy and sometimes things just go to hell for no reason. Clustertruck is an odd metaphor for life.
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