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Clustertruck is a 2016 platform game developed by the Swedish studio Landfall Games and published by tinyBuild. It consists of nine worlds in which the player must navigate by jumping on moving trucks to avoid obstacles and the ground, culminating in a boss fight. This concept originated from Landfall Games's founder, Wilhelm Nylund, picturing himself leaping across trucks to escape traffic.

Game data

Metacritic 76
Released
2016-09-26
User rating
3.80 / 5
Genres
Indie, Platformer, Arcade, Action
Platforms
PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, macOS, Linux

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74Critic score · 10 ratings
69User score · 96 ratings

Clustertruck is a chaotic physics based truckformer. Jump your way through insane levels in a game of "the floor is lava" on top of speeding trucks driven by terrible drivers.

Released
2016
Genres
Platform, Indie
Platforms
PlayStation 4, Linux, PC (Microsoft Windows), Mac, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch
Game modes
Single player
Engine
Unity
Developer
Landfall Games
Publisher
tinyBuild

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Clustertruck is a 2016 platform game developed by the Swedish studio Landfall Games and published by tinyBuild. It consists of nine worlds in which the player must navigate by jumping on moving trucks to avoid obstacles and the ground, culminating in a boss fight. This concept originated from Landfall Games's founder, Wilhelm Nylund, picturing himself leaping across trucks to escape traffic.

Clustertruck was released for Linux, macOS, the PlayStation 4, Windows, and the Xbox One on September 27, 2016, followed by a version for the Nintendo Switch on March 15, 2018. While praised for its gameplay, graphics, and original soundtrack, its Nintendo Switch port was primarily criticized for its controls.

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