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Test Chamber – Who's The Best Clustertrucker?
In this episode of Test Chamber, Kyle and I enter a deadly showdown in the frantic new truck-hopping action game, Clustertruck.
Developed by Landfall Games, each level in Clustertruck entails jumping between a series of semi-trucks as they barrel towards your objective – or into obstacles and other trucks, as is often the case. Your task is to make it to the finish line as quickly as possible, though not falling to your doom is always the more immediate goal.
Kyle and I decided to make things more interesting by setting up a spiteful playful rivalry between the two of us to see who is the best Clustertrucker – though in hindsight, Kyle may have thought the goal was to see who could die the fastest. If that's the case, Kyle definitely won.
Watch the video below to get a sense of Clustertruck's increasingly demanding challenges, as well as a brief look at the abilities you can unlock by racking up high scores. Oh yeah, and you can go here to vote for me as the better player, or throw your vote away on Kyle.
Watch our Test Chamber of @LandfallGames' Clustertruck and answer the question – who is the better Clustertrucker? https://t.co/R2UFdxFH4M
— Game Informer (@gameinformer) September 30, 2016
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