Title: Turba
Genre: Casual, Indie
Developer:
Binary Takeover
Publisher:
Binary Takeover
Release Date: Jul 2010

English

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All the reviews on the "most helpful" catagory are just people complaining so I'll try to make a review that acutally reviews it.

cons:
-low resolution
-the game expects you to click on the beat of the song for combos, but the game is bad at recognizing where the beat is, so it's pretty random if you get a combo or not
-2 of the 3 modes feel stressful and arent' very fun

pros:
you can play with your own music
the 3rd game mode, "ascend" is very fun

As you can see, the cons do outweigh the pros, so I wouldn't recommend buying this at full price. But if you see it on sale, (it's only 99 cents right now) that third game mode is well worth the money.. Was expecting something similar to Lumines, or even Audiosurf. It just feels too rough around the edges and amateurish.

I know it's cheap, but so are a LOT of other, much more polished games.. The late 2000's gave us a cool new type of game which I like to call the "media player" genre: you load up music files from your own computer and they generate the level you play, often with elements of a rhythm game. This fad gave us many classic games such as Beat Hazard and Audiosurf, and continues strong to this day with games like Melody's Escape and Drive Any Track. It's personally one of my favorite types of game. Unfortunately, it also gave us some real stinkers like Ugly Baby and Turba.

Turba is supposed to be a rhythm-based match-3 game, but it's so ill-conceived and badly-designed on so many levels that it\u2019s almost a work of art. The basis of the game is that you\u2019re supposed to select groups of same-colored blocks, then right-click to clear them to the rhythm of the music. You get more points for using multiplier blocks, for keeping the rhythm, and for selecting one group of each color before clearing them at once. There are three game modes which determine how the tiles will appear: Free mode will give you a Bejeweled-style wall of blocks, Descend mode makes the tiles slowly push from the top of the screen like Tetris Attack, and Ascend mode makes tiles gradually appear on top of other tiles. To help you control the board, you\u2019re also given a choice of a rechargeable special power, which ranges from generating wildcard blocks to shooting blocks with a laser. The special powers gradually unlock and grow stronger the more you play.

The game concepts are all horrible, not just in practice but also in theory. For starters, the core game mechanic of dragging paths through colored groups is a terrible idea. Depending on what mode you play, the whole board is gradually moving, and punishment tiles are decaying and causing the board to collapse. In other words, the game consists of dragging paths through blocks which are always unexpectedly shifting or falling from underneath your mouse cursor. Imagine trying to draw pixel art in Microsoft Paint as the window will randomly jerk around, and you can get an idea of how it feels like to play Turba. I think the idea was that you\u2019re supposed to carefully select tiles between beats of the music, but it\u2019s ruined thanks to the beat detection.

Beat detection is downright unreliable. The game\u2019s registration of beats seems mostly random except on the most specific types of songs, so it\u2019s completely up to luck whether or not clicking on a drumbeat of the song will break your combo or keep it going. To get reasonable scores, I had to find a (very) small handful of songs in my library where the beat detection actually worked and stick to those.

Then you have to deal with the bombs. You cannot even rock out to your own music, because the game will constantly spawn time bombs which beep obnoxiously like 90\u2019s-era digital alarm clocks. They spawn on random tiles which must be cleared before they blow up into a 3x3 square of punishment blocks. On the higher difficulties it\u2019s nearly impossible to get rid of them, because they\u2019ll just keep spawning, and often land in places that are unreachable anyway. Defending against bombs is not interesting and not fun, not to mention that it ruins the music, and I don\u2019t see how anyone thought it was a good idea.

The menus are so badly-designed that they must be seen to be believed. They\u2019re filled with pointless, lethargic menu animations that sometimes take up to five seconds for buttons to slide into place or fade in. The selection box around items is a soft glow which is so hard to see that it might as well not be there. The menu music has some of the most depressing, boring tracks I have ever heard. Whereas games like Audiosurf punch you in the face with electronica the minute you hit the title screen and get you pumped to play the game, Turba\u2019s \u201csong select\u201d menu music will forever be burned into my mind as the official theme song for watching paint dry.

I\u2019ve hunted for the achievements and tried to master the gameplay, and I feel like I gave Turba an honest chance at capturing my heart, but it never even come close. The gameplay is just aggravating, obtuse, and unrewarding. The minor satisfaction I got from holding a long beat streak was destroyed by unreliable beat detection breaking my combos, the massive frustration of trying to paint selection areas as the board is constantly falling and shifting, and that constant beeping of the time bombs over the music that never seems to go away.

Bleh. Awful.. All the reviews on the "most helpful" catagory are just people complaining so I'll try to make a review that acutally reviews it.

cons:
-low resolution
-the game expects you to click on the beat of the song for combos, but the game is bad at recognizing where the beat is, so it's pretty random if you get a combo or not
-2 of the 3 modes feel stressful and arent' very fun

pros:
you can play with your own music
the 3rd game mode, "ascend" is very fun

As you can see, the cons do outweigh the pros, so I wouldn't recommend buying this at full price. But if you see it on sale, (it's only 99 cents right now) that third game mode is well worth the money.. The idea is simple yet clever - a bejeweled-like game that lets you clear the board in the rhythm of your favourite music. Sounds like fun, right? Well, it's not. The beat detection - a core part of this game mechanics - is totally screwed up which makes it pretty much unplayable.
First time, I played for about an hour before I grew irritated enough to uninstall the game. Second time, I got frustrated after a few songs. Third time, I didn't even manage to finish the first song. There will be no fourth time, I'm more than sure.. Turba sounds like a decent puzzle game that uses your own music library to make the stages unique. HOWEVER, the execution is very poor, which causes a lot of frustration as attempts to get in sync with the song you're playing often ends with something changing on the playfield & resulting in a bad move (causing additional frustration).

This is one game that you'll DEFINITELY want to try the demo before you seriously consider spending ANY FUNDS on this title as it may save you from the headaches & regrets that reviews like this are warning you against.. A simple game,whts make the game is enjoyful is because the music from ur own Computer,If u have a lot of Song(MP3) in ur PC..then this game will worth it,its enhance the music.Simple yet still FUN!!

70% i feel like a wracking ball~~. Not a great or interesting puzzle game. Doesn't have an accurate or functional method of detecting the beats in music. For a puzzle game based on playing and moving things to the beat? This is basically a failure state.

Not recomended for any reason.. This USED to be a pretty good game. It's a match three puzzle game that flows to the beat of the music you put in it. In theory. The game was ok with the beat detection (which is important here because doing things on the beat is the way to succeed), but it was a little rough in spots. So they put out a patch to improve the beat detection, which just ended up wrecking it beyond repair. It's just a mess now and does not really match up to your music at all, which is the worst sin for a game based on generating content from your music. Pass on this one.. Turba is a puzzle game that try to mix youre music with some match making blocks. But will it succeed ? Turba has to be the worst puzzle game on steam without even trying. The game is a match four block type game. You choose a track and the game mode and thats it. The game doesnt even really explain what youre supposed to do so its up to you to understand what to do. The game is boring and not really worth youre money or time. Overall theres nothing more to say about this game. Turba is one of the worst puzzle games that you can buy on steam for 4 bucks just skip this and get something else. Also the game is barely stable to play. Just Skip this one. Turba gets a 2/10

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