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Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Indie
Terry wants to become instantly famous by launching himself into space using his new car. Doing something this cool and reckless will surely make him the talk of the town.
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Thumb CultureJul 20245/5 starsThe story of Tiny Terry is wholesome, wacky, and witty. Terry goes on a tiny journey of self-discovery of what it means to live among the residents of Sprankelwater, and what it means when you achieve your goals. The best part of this game, besides being able to play at your own pace and having amazing side quests and challenges, is the dialogue of all the characters you interact with. The narrative writing of the personality and humor of the characters in Tiny Terry is unmatched and is just a joy to read and experience. Exploring the city of Sprankelwater, even when it's a small map, is full of life, densely packed, and vibrant.
ImpulsegamerNay ClarkFeb 20254.5/5Tiny Terry's Turbo Trip is a very special game. The simple outline of the story is entertaining and the way the game goes about telling it with its jarring obtuse jokes is unique. The blank stares of the characters and chaotic manner of events create a creative and impactful experience. An unruly camera and dreadful framerate seem minuscule in the presence of superb and effective gameplay. Tiny Terry's Turbo Trip draws you in with its novelty and silliness, but holds you with its charm and joyous disposition, making this high-speed trip with the adorable Terry a noteworthy adventure that all should partake in.
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Niche GamerFeb 20259/10The open world was just a means to an end to make the world feel more immersive and Terry doesn’t need to drive that much apart from driving up the building. Sometimes messing around and enjoying a simple laugh is the best joy in life.
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Hardcore GamerCallum MarshallJun 20243.5/5There are so many games in the zeitgeist that focus on offering the most realistic or the most refined and polished experience on the market, but often this can be to the detriment of fun. Tiny Terry's Turbo Trip knows this all too well, focusing solely on bringing the fun factor. It's a love letter to successful mascot platformers of old while offering some much-needed fan service to the kid-friendly GTA-clone sub-genre that gave us The Simpsons Hit and Run and Lego City Undercover. It's not a game that's going to change your life, but it's a wonderful, action-packed romp that just might make a lazy afternoon a little more memorable.
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Push SquareStephen TailbyFeb 20257/10The writing is genuinely amusing, the story rather sweet, and the slapstick physics plenty of fun to engage with. Only some minor technical hiccups interrupt the otherwise smooth gameplay, and while finding the last remaining collectibles can be difficult (even aided by a special Junk-detecting hat), the game succeeds due to its brevity and playful tone.
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IGDB rating 8.3/10 from 11 ratings.
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