Turba

Release Date: July 1, 2010

Puzzle, casual, indie games, singleplayer

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Steam

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A puzzle game where you combine blocks of the same color. Unlike other productions from this trend, Turba introduces mechanics based on the background music chosen by the player. The creators have prepared three game modes for players: Freeplay, Ascend and Descend.

Turba is the debut production of the independent Binary Takeover studio. The player's main goal is to move the colored blocks appearing on the screen so that at least three blocks of the same color are adjacent to each other. However, the mechanics of fun differs significantly from classical Bejeweled productions. We can swap any blocks in places, not necessarily located next to each other. When you create a combination, the blocks do not disappear automatically, but you have the chance to create a combo by selecting groups of blocks in different colors.

A music track chosen by the player has a significant influence on the course of the game. It determines, among other things, the speed at which new elements appear on the board. Any audio file, in one of the most popular formats, on your computer can be used as a background.

The creators have prepared three game modes for the players. The first one is Freeplay, where the lower row of blocks disappears to the rhythm of music, and the player's task is simply to collect as many points as possible. Ascend, in turn, is based on the manipulation of columns. In this case, filling the board with blocks means losing. The last mode is Descend, where colored blocks move from top to bottom and the player can only move them vertically.

Regardless of the type of game selected, special blocks that change colour from time to time appear during the game, blocking the fields or providing an additional multiplier of points. Obtained results can be compared with other players through extensive statistics.

Turba game has a simple graphic design, so you can have fun even on older computers. In order to make it easier for Dalton players to play, the colours of the blocks differ in the pattern on them.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015

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