TripTrip

TripTrip

About Airplane LLC · August 17, 2018 · Action, Indie, Great Soundtrack, Retro, 2D

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lowest tracked $0.77
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TripTrip price by region

TripTrip costs €0.79 in Europe (EUR), $0.90 in the United States, £0.98 in the United Kingdom, $2.99 in Georgia (USD), CA$3.39 in Canada, NZ$3.69 in New Zealand, A$4.25 in Australia, zł6.09 in Poland and R$6.49 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest TripTrip offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Europe (EUR) €0.79 −67% €2.39 €0.79 3
United Statesyour region $0.90 −70% $2.99 $0.90 3
United Kingdom £0.98 −53% £2.09 £0.98 3
Georgia (USD) $2.99 $2.99 — 1
Canada CA$3.39 CA$3.39 — 1
New Zealand NZ$3.69 NZ$3.69 — 1
Australia A$4.25 A$4.25 — 1
Poland zł6.09 −45% zł10.99 zł6.09 2
Brazil R$6.49 R$6.49 — 1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About TripTrip

TripTrip is a challenging autorunner with color-matching and platforming mixed together. Stay on track, dodge walls, and weather hazardous conditions - all while matching The Ball's color to the floor! Master switching between the four colors through more than 8 worlds of hand-crafted levels and intense boss battles!

Color-changing Action!


Switch your ball between Red, Blue, Yellow, and Green to match the floor's color and stay alive. You start out only alternating between two colors, but eventually you'll be switching through all four colors at once! It only takes a split-second of poor color choice before The Ball is toast...

Platforming!


Stay on track! Collect J Powerups to jump over gaps. Of course, the J Powerups are not in convenient locations, so you might have to work for them. You can even move in midair to extend or shorten your jumps, or move sideways.

Bosses!


At the end of each of the 8+ worlds, there is a boss waiting for you. Reflect shots back at The Rival in a multi-color tennis game, jump over The Brawler's rainbow shockwaves, outlast The Trickster in a fiery dance of death - and more! Every boss stage has new surprises in store that will put your skills to the test.

Difficulties!


TripTrip is a challenging game that only gets harder. Players struggling with the Normal difficulty can opt for "Easy". On Easy difficulty, you're given a Life meter that depletes a little every time you would have died in the Normal difficulty. This is a great way to learn the game without being punished harshly for mistakes; however, there are some secrets that can only be unlocked by playing on Normal or above...

Secrets!


When playing on Normal or above, you are shown a Bonus meter. The meter rewards you for performing a certain task while playing. If you fill the meter in a given world, you get a chance to unlock the mysterious "Token" for that world. What is the secret of the Tokens? Legends speak of a mystical altar on the other side of a rainbow storm deep in space...perhaps there is a connection?

Music!


The game features a catchy, authentic retro soundtrack with 19 tracks. Each world has a theme, along with boss music and some other secret tracks.

Controls!


The game can be played using either a keyboard or a gamepad. The gamepad controls are mapped for an Xbox 360 controller by default, but any button can be rebound to anything. We prefer playing on keyboard, but if you're a gamepad fan more power to you!

Note about Color Blindness


If you experience any form of color blindness, you should carefully consider the trailer and screenshots on this page before purchasing the game. Color matching is a core aspect of the game, and there is no color-blind-friendly mode at this time.

TripTrip — game info

Platforms
Windows, Linux / SteamOS
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Jun 18, 2019
Fun yet challenging reflex-based scroller, with cute retro graphics and cool music. I think it would be easier to play with an Xbox controller where the 4 buttons are colored accordingly, instead of frantically hitting Q/W/E/R on the keyboard trying to find the right color ;)
3 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 29, 2019
Although I'm only on World 5 so far, I must say I really enjoy this game. Despite the simple controls, the game has managed to offer gradually more involved challenges. The game feels familiar due to its controls being similar to rhythm games, and yet manages to feel fresh since its mechanics and the timing are related to the level design, rather than music design. Speaking of music, the music for this game is intoxicating and helps you get in the zone. All the bosses I've encountered so far feel unique and interesting in their own way. While the graphics might not be top of the line, they serve the desired purpose and if you're used to old-school games, you will quickly forget about them. Considering the price, I would definitely recommend buying this game and pop in to spend a few hours on it, it should definitely keep you entertained.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Feb 4, 2019
Under the unassuming but comely visuals is an exciting, fast paced game that feels like its creators have a true understanding of what makes a game tick. There is an abundance of creativity in the level design within the purposeful restrictions of the gameplay itself. And the soundtrack is worth the price of admission alone.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Mar 18, 2026
great vibe. very cool and unique bosses. very difficult!
Recommended Sep 22, 2022
The graphic style reminds me of chips challenge, which I like. Gameplay is fun, though too hard for my boomer hands. Would be easier if I were to use a controller probably but again, boomer hands. Still, I like the game and would recommend it to anybody with skill.
Recommended Oct 4, 2021
Best game I've ever played. Super Fun

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