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  1. May 10, 2021
    9
    I love retro type games that take me back to the days of going to the arcades and this is just like that, an old-school lunar lander type of games on 2 of the 3 and a side-scrawling shooter in the ‘Bomber’ game.

    While the graphic may look basic, if you look at the amount of pixels used on the background, plus the particles on the thrust, on top of the particles from explosions and
    I love retro type games that take me back to the days of going to the arcades and this is just like that, an old-school lunar lander type of games on 2 of the 3 and a side-scrawling shooter in the ‘Bomber’ game.

    While the graphic may look basic, if you look at the amount of pixels used on the background, plus the particles on the thrust, on top of the particles from explosions and weapons, clearly a lot of effort was put in to the vector-based graphics.

    The only reason I didn’t give it a 10 is because I’m saving that for the Switch version when that’s released...portable Retro gaming, definitely right up my alley!
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  1. Apr 27, 2021
    81
    Playing Terra Trilogy took me back to a time when simply improving your skills and achieving higher and higher scores made for a highly entertaining gaming experience. If you also love this old-school approach to gaming, you definitely need this in your collection.
  2. 50
    Terra Trilogy is a compilation of three shoot 'em ups that take a lot of inspiration from some early arcade titles and they all have potential but are let down by some horrible difficulty spikes and cheap level design.