Triple Take Review

Triple Take is a precision platformer. In these games, you control a character who must quickly cross obstacles, platforms, and difficult hazards. Here, your enemy is mostly the environment. Such games are usually hard and fast and you need high concentration and sharp reactions to succeed in them. All these things also apply to Triple Take.

In Triple Take, you control a minimalist figure that lives in a simple retro space. As we said, the game puts you against difficult and complex platforms, which become more difficult at each stage. Of course, the game cannot be so creative in such a genre. Especially since popular games such as Celeste or Super Meat Boy have been released so far wich Triple Take cannot compete with them so easily. However, Triple Take is a standard piece of work that follows the rules of its genre.

You have more than fifty stages with triple phases in five different worlds, all of which get progressively harder. Of course, each level is small in terms of dimensions, but since the platforms are very hard and various dangers like deadly blades kill you in one blow, you must play each stage many times to get it done.

Each death makes you more aware of the final solution. Of course, as the stages progress, they become so difficult that you may have to play several dozens of times, especially against the Bosses. Usually you are not going to fight bosses. In this sub-branch of platformer games, fighting is an unreasonable thing. In dealing with these enemies, you must escape with the fastest speed and accuracy. however, sometimes the game change genre and becomes a pong game or shooter one!

The main goal of each stage is to reach a small flag and go to the next level, but collectible items are also included in remote places that you can find with more effort Because it is usually more difficult to reach these items. Considering the accuracy and reactions that this game requires, it is better to experience it with a controller than a keyboard.

Triple Take does not have any particular problem in terms of gameplay, But what makes Triple Take unique is its atmosphere. I am not talking about eye-catching graphics because this game’s ultimate graphic creativity is changing the color of the environment! I am talking about its mysterious story and weird narrative. The game wants to be a horror platformer. The developer conveys this fear to the audience with great creativity.

From the moment you enter the game, the game acts like a computer virus to scare you that you have been hacked and your computer has been damaged. Even the game sometimes asks you to do something on your PC so that it restarts and you can play. It will come as a shock, especially to those who know little about PCs. So some may think that Triple Take is a computer virus that should be removed as soon as possible!

This breaking of the wall between reality and the game is strange, innovative, and scary. In our opinion, Steam should inform gamers about the content of the game so that they don’t get to Uninstall it out of fear. Even we are not sure whether this game is some sort of malicious software that could damage your PC or not! We don’t recommend this game to anyone afraid of having problems with their computer or private information.

The review code was provided by the publisher