In this game you must master the skill of rocket-jumping to traverse expansive, maze-like environments. Tinertia's platforming mechanics are entirely physics-based, giving you immense freedom of movement. There's no top speed and you can keep adding to your momentum. Launch yourself over deadly obstacles, take on bossy robots, and ultimately escape off the planet - Weldon's survival depends on it!
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VR version review There are yet plenty of reviews about the game, I'll focus mine just on the VR porting they made for SteamVR devices. I'm honestly surprised about the overall quality, I would say flawless and polished in any aspect. The camera, my main issue being Tinertia very fast in multidirectional scrolling, is just perfect. They filtered and soften their speed, something similiar in what we saw in Lucky's Tale: in VR you can and will follow the action with your head, so you don't need to be shacken up and down at full speed. They also managed to turn 90° the world in a clever way than is fine for your stomach. As an averagely sensible user, this game is totally comfortable and looks like a fine tuned VR product. Tinertia is a speed platformer, a good one. Where a 2D game could seem weird in virtual reality, you saw everything with an extra wide field of view and real world pro
Tinertia is a game about rocket jumping and going fast. The game mechanics are simple enough to pick up quickly, but you'll spend a long time figuring out the finer points and mastering all the levels to unlock the medals. The movement is immensely satisfying and fluid and the difficulty curve is fairly even. In-game leaderboards let you track your best times and there's plenty of replay value in speedrunning and climbing the ranks. The music is great and the art style is clean and easy to look at. The game does get difficult in places, but it rewards skill and drives you to be a better player. Definitely worth grabbing. Edit: I also want to give a special mention to the bosses in this game. They are excellent because the levels are still about going fast. You don't have to fight anything and it's great because it doesn't break the flow of the game.
This game is a really impressive (and difficult!) platformer. It's a beautiful, refreshing take on the genre and it's pretty addictive, even when you die about 100x in a row while people watch your suffering on twitch. Can't wait for the rest of the worlds!
Platforming games are an interesting beast. They can be a relaxing and fun game to kick back with after a long day at work, or they can be difficult enough to crush your soul into a fine powder. There are very few games that have what it takes to be both at the same time, but Tinertia is most assuredly one of them. You control a tiny robot who cannot jump. Luckily he comes equipped with a rocket launcher, unlimited ammunition, and the ability to rocketjump without taking damage. You will blast yourself around the various stages, avoiding obstacles on your way to the finish. There are a multitude of action-based puzzles that are sure to wrack your brain, even after solving them your reflexes and speed will still be tested to actually make your way through. In addition, there is a par amount of missiles for each stage as well as a finish-time. If you are compulsive like me, many hours will
Surrounded by the metal wastelands of the planet Tinertia you assume the role of a small and scrappy little robot alone and stranded at the Core, armed with nothing but your trusty self-propelling rocket launcher. Only the watchful eye of the rogue A.I. known as A.R.C and his recycled minions stand inbetween you and your freedom. Tinertia features a simple, effective and intuitive Rocketjump oriented platforming mechanic utilizing only twin-stick controls and no jump button. The gameplay itself however is anything but simple pitting you against a harsh dystopic landscape of the most treacherous of hazards and its maze-like passages each protected by deranged titan-like bosses. Tinertia is exceedingly easy to pick up and play, yet manages to be deceptively difficult enough to keep the most refined platformer fans retrying stages for hours before things really click and gravity-defying sk
This is a wonderful game if you like, rockets, and explosions, and a challenge, and speed running! Rocket jumping is awesome. Controls are easy. levels are good looking. Update 327 hours later: Still playing Tinerita. As of right now 62/66 #1 high scores for SpeedRuns. Haven't even started trying to match all the rocket pars. Haven't tried beating BOSS RUSH mode yet. Haven't completed all the SpeedRun modes. Still so much more to do. Still an amazing game full of Rockets, and explosions, and challenges, and speed running, and lasers, and mecha dragons, and robots, and ROCKETS!
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