- CategoryGames
- Versions2 archived
- Installable2 of 2
- AvailabilityRemoved from the App Store
- SellerSlipshod Games
- Bundle IDcom.slipshodgames.triggercity
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 4.0 or later.
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8 of 15Amazing game, great gameplay and graphics. Would love to see more, too short. Running, jumping and more power ups. Mutiplayer would be awesome too. Keep up the great work
Not enough upgrades, the motorcycle segment ruined it for me.
Game seems decent for $.99. But I have no sound.
First off, this is a REAL review by a fan of companies that do not insult the gaming community's intelligence. This is a great game that appeals to old school fans of the 8-bit error. Great sprites (which clearly seem more than 8-bit). Cool story with funny dialogue and a combo system not seen in old games during the NES era. My personal favorite thing about this game, NO STUPID IN-APP PURCHASES!!!! This was done the way it is supposed to be. Why anyone would spend $99.99 for a game is beyond me. Thank you for this! I wish you all the best and hope to see more in the near future. Hopefully a Fighting game or a Wrestling game? Fingers Crossed. :)
Although I will give the developer props to this game for making it sort of like river city ransom, the game is just too plain simple. You can't grab people, jump, or even knock people down. There's barely anything to spend your money on and buying stuff isn't really that cool. The motorcycle part is really bad. I didn't even touch the car yet and I was injured and there are only two lanes. In the end, this game doesn't really pull you into it like the old games back then...
This brings back memories from my childhood in the late 80's and early 90's
This game reminds me of one of my favorite NES games, River City Ransom.
The graphics look like a bad version of an 80's game. You also seem to do the same things over and over. Dave your dollar and skip this game
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