Triblaster Crack Graphics Fix

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About This Game Pew pew pew RETRO STYLE! Shoot enemies, survive, gain lives and achieve the highest scores possible all in an old school vector style game. START! Control the TriBlaster in an unknown dimension and bring down your foes The goal is to survive and achieve high scores. LEVEL COMPLETE! Retro-games were never easy, and this ain't changing. Go go go! There are 100 levels waiting for you! ACHIEVEMENT UNLOCKED! Completing levels isn't enough when you're a hardcore player, and what you need is more challenge, right? Some of the achievements are hard to find. GAME OVER! The good old "Game Over" screen, can't live without it. Features: - Beam weapon based on how many resources you gather - Jump back in space to avoid ennemies - 100 levels a09c17d780 Title: TriblasterGenre: IndieDeveloper:oeFun, Inc.Publisher:oeFun, Inc.Release Date: 1 Jul, 2014 Triblaster Crack Graphics Fix http:\/\/youtu.be\/E2pGS0w2za8I played until the 10th level of Triblaster.The 3D graphics are very simple. But this is a \u2018retro\u2019 game, so that\u2019s how it\u2019s supposed to be. The distortion transition effect and backgrounds look cool. The game is presented pretty well for what it is.You control a triangle. You use the mouse to roll it around and shoot enemy objects. You can shoot a big beam which is cool.Controlling your triangle can be difficult with the mouse. I found that it over rolled or just didn\u2019t move when I thought I\u2019d moved the mouse enough to put it where I want. I think the terrain is supposed to affect your movement as well which didn\u2019t help. You don\u2019t seem to be able to use the keyboard which kind of doesn\u2019t make sense to me considering that it\u2019s a retro game. I forgot that I could avoid hostile objects by jumping over them using space bar so I didn\u2019t make it that far.It\u2019s an arcade game and so far it seems to be a competent one at that. It would be nice if they fixed up the controls a bit. It is $3.99 on steam which I would say is probably not too bad a price.Click here for more let\u2019s play videos =). Don't buy this.. Retro gamers, it is exactly what you think it is.Currently, there is no joystick support for the x360 controller, despite the setup splash screen before starting the game... Mouse control: moving left or right from a fixed point where you hold down the L-mouse button, which also fires your weapon.Space: jump back away from the grid. (consumes energy)L-Ctrl: fires beam weapon. (consumes more energy)The lack of controls is annoying, ATM, but hopefully joystick support will be added. The game itself is wonderfully frantic, disorienting, and twitchy... exactly what a tube-shooter should be!. Don't buy this.. http:\/\/youtu.be\/E2pGS0w2za8I played until the 10th level of Triblaster.The 3D graphics are very simple. But this is a \u2018retro\u2019 game, so that\u2019s how it\u2019s supposed to be. The distortion transition effect and backgrounds look cool. The game is presented pretty well for what it is.You control a triangle. You use the mouse to roll it around and shoot enemy objects. You can shoot a big beam which is cool.Controlling your triangle can be difficult with the mouse. I found that it over rolled or just didn\u2019t move when I thought I\u2019d moved the mouse enough to put it where I want. I think the terrain is supposed to affect your movement as well which didn\u2019t help. You don\u2019t seem to be able to use the keyboard which kind of doesn\u2019t make sense to me considering that it\u2019s a retro game. I forgot that I could avoid hostile objects by jumping over them using space bar so I didn\u2019t make it that far.It\u2019s an arcade game and so far it seems to be a competent one at that. It would be nice if they fixed up the controls a bit. It is $3.99 on steam which I would say is probably not too bad a price.Click here for more let\u2019s play videos =). Retro gamers, it is exactly what you think it is.Currently, there is no joystick support for the x360 controller, despite the setup splash screen before starting the game... Mouse control: moving left or right from a fixed point where you hold down the L-mouse button, which also fires your weapon.Space: jump back away from the grid. (consumes energy)L-Ctrl: fires beam weapon. (consumes more energy)The lack of controls is annoying, ATM, but hopefully joystick support will be added. The game itself is wonderfully frantic, disorienting, and twitchy... exactly what a tube-shooter should be!. It's pretty fun. Can get hard once you're at level 40+, but savepoints every 25 levels make it approachable. For four dollars, you can't go wrong. Only issues I've got is a sticky ctrl button, which doesn't allow me to use the beam. This happens every now and again and is remedied by pressing the other ctrl button. The other issue is that I can't find a proper way to quit the game. Alt-Tab > close works though.. It's pretty fun. Can get hard once you're at level 40+, but savepoints every 25 levels make it approachable. For four dollars, you can't go wrong. Only issues I've got is a sticky ctrl button, which doesn't allow me to use the beam. This happens every now and again and is remedied by pressing the other ctrl button. The other issue is that I can't find a proper way to quit the game. Alt-Tab > close works though.