So, say there’s this big wall right before them. They have complete and utter disregard for any and all obstacles in the way. You can’t trust these trucks, as they often move forward with no other direction in mind. The trucks are your only safe haven.īut you’re constantly on the move. You, as the player, stand on top of these trucks, constantly hop between them, and try to make it to the end of the level without touching the ground or any other obstruction that might get in the way, be it lasers, giant hammers swinging on a pendulum, or a solid gold pipe that blatantly stands in front of you. Developed by Landfall Games, Clustertruck, as the name implies, involves a group of trucks moving forward with no apparent destination. But now that I’ve played it, I can say I actually had some good fun with it. I didn’t have much care for Clustertruck at the time.
#CLUSTERTRUCK GAME STEAM SIMULATOR#
Now, I’m going to be pretty frank and say the only reason why I bought Clustertruck in the first place was so I could get early access to Totally Accurate Battle Simulator (TABS). When I completed that level, I got a huge score bonus along with the message “MOTHERTRUCKING INCREDIBLE.” Yeah. Luckily, my character has a double-jump ability, and with that, I barely made it to the top of the last truck in the pack. Sure enough, far off in the distance some more trucks are on their way, moving away from me. So I tilt the analog stick forward and hold the right trigger down for faster movement through the air. My only option was to find a truck to land on. I couldn’t touch the ground or it would be game over. By the time I was at the peak height in the air, I was pretty sure I had to go somewhere.
Not sure where to go, I decide to let gravity take its plunge and sink me back to the bottom of the launch pad so I can rise again, racking up points for air time. I quickly rise up in the air, 1,000 feet easy. The mindless truck I’m on board drives forward to a launch pad.
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