Review :
MOD :
Name of Game: Turbo Dismount
Version: 1.5.0
Root Needed?: NO
Name of Cheat(s):
– Unlocked
Instruction(s):
– Download
– Move “com.secretexit.turbodismount” to SDCard/Android/OBB
– Install and Enjoy!
There are two types of reactions to playing Turbo Dismount. The first one is natural, “what sick bastard is going to enjoy this?”, the second one is “that’s the game I’ve always wanted!”. As always, my reaction is closer to the number two. Not exactly because the game is so great, but because I am probably a sick bastard.
Turbo Dismount is the latest in the series of small indie developments that give the players a glimpse into the personal hell of crash-test dummies. Each level, a dummy is placed into a vehicle that is on a crash course towards some solid objects, much more solid than the dummy. The player “aims” the vehicle’s acceleration, choosing between available paths, puts some obstacles on its path to the main “dish”, and lets it loose. The point is to deal the most amount of damage to the dummy and the vehicle, to get the most points. The actual in-game player input of Turbo Dismount is boiled down to a single lever that marks the maximum achieved speed of the vehicle. Everything else is left to the player’s calculating skills – or, if you want to be realistic about it – pure chance.
The thrill of the game is, of course, not in getting the better score, but in actually watching the dummy get ragdolled around violently, and get picked apart by the rampaging Turbo Dismount 3steel death trap as it comes in collision with other objects. Now, this is the part where I promise that I’m not actually a psychopath, and the thrill isn’t in any way associated with actually seeing someone else get hurt. If you ever were on a high ground, like a mountain, I bet you’ve experienced a lurking thought of what would it look like from the first person, if you jumped down. Turbo Dismount provides you with exactly that sort of experience – there’s even a way to see from the dummy’s “eyes”, and options for slow playback and repeat.
As for the game itself, my only complaint is that the content costs a bit too much. The basic, free version includes three cars, 7 scenarios, and a bunch of different obstacles. The level and car packs offer much more, but again, purchasing everything means giving about 10 bucks, which is a little too much for a mobile game. But, to be fair, it’s a damn good game that knows the reasons for its popularity, and does the best at making them even more refined.
Turbo Dismount is the latest in the series of small indie developments that give the players a glimpse into the personal hell of crash-test dummies. Each level, a dummy is placed into a vehicle that is on a crash course towards some solid objects, much more solid than the dummy. The player “aims” the vehicle’s acceleration, choosing between available paths, puts some obstacles on its path to the main “dish”, and lets it loose. The point is to deal the most amount of damage to the dummy and the vehicle, to get the most points. The actual in-game player input of Turbo Dismount is boiled down to a single lever that marks the maximum achieved speed of the vehicle. Everything else is left to the player’s calculating skills – or, if you want to be realistic about it – pure chance.
The thrill of the game is, of course, not in getting the better score, but in actually watching the dummy get ragdolled around violently, and get picked apart by the rampaging Turbo Dismount 3steel death trap as it comes in collision with other objects. Now, this is the part where I promise that I’m not actually a psychopath, and the thrill isn’t in any way associated with actually seeing someone else get hurt. If you ever were on a high ground, like a mountain, I bet you’ve experienced a lurking thought of what would it look like from the first person, if you jumped down. Turbo Dismount provides you with exactly that sort of experience – there’s even a way to see from the dummy’s “eyes”, and options for slow playback and repeat.
As for the game itself, my only complaint is that the content costs a bit too much. The basic, free version includes three cars, 7 scenarios, and a bunch of different obstacles. The level and car packs offer much more, but again, purchasing everything means giving about 10 bucks, which is a little too much for a mobile game. But, to be fair, it’s a damn good game that knows the reasons for its popularity, and does the best at making them even more refined.
MOD :
Name of Game: Turbo Dismount
Version: 1.5.0
Root Needed?: NO
Name of Cheat(s):
– Unlocked
Instruction(s):
– Download
– Move “com.secretexit.turbodismount” to SDCard/Android/OBB
– Install and Enjoy!
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