Top Trumps Turbo

The game initially launches as 90% pink due to missing textures, but that can be fixed by adding "-force-opengl" to the launch options. Even once you get the textures working... it's bad. The background music is a single, short, looping track that will make you wish you didn't have ears. The gameplay itself is quite boring and slow. Many bugs are present, for instance attempting to change the resolution in the settings will either crash the game or turn the screen black. The overall design is just hard to look at.

Horrible 2000s PS1 graphics, lots of bugs, occupies 3 GB for no reason, and an unbearable soundtrack. The gameplay is the simplest it can be. You play a Top Trumps card game, but the minigames involved in the gameplay are the most straightforward examples you can imagine, even having 2 out of the 6 games being "Steal a letter" and "Gain 2 letters." Do not waste your money.

Growing up, whenever I saw my father cooking, he always said that you can add, but you can't take away. Indeed, in much the same way, while there's a decent foundation here, but all the technical glitchery and distinctly Anglocentric (if you're not too well versed in British pop culture, you're out of luck) references ultimately end up burdening it too much for the game to be enjoyable; while I was still able to get some mileage out of it via Big Picture mode, making a few choice memories I'll treasure for sure, I can't really recommend the game unless you're British and don't mind looking past the bugs and glitches (the pink graphics issue can be solved by putting -force-opengl (make sure you have no spaces in the command) in the launch options bar) to wring some time out of it. Maybe one day this quirky little game can get a proper release, but until then, pass.

Top Trumps Turbo, developed by Good Day Games and NYX Digital and published by Funbox Media Ltd, is a digital adaptation of the long-running Top Trumps card game franchise, reworked into a single-player, arcade-style format. Based on the familiar tabletop mechanic of comparing numerical statistics across themed cards, the game attempts to modernize the formula by introducing mini-game variations and a progression system centered around unlocking decks and earning achievements. While it remains faithful to the fundamental premise of stat-based competition, its execution reflects both the strengths and limitations of translating a traditionally social card game into a solo digital experience. At its core, Top Trumps Turbo retains the basic rule set that defines the brand: players draw cards from themed decks and select a stat in hopes of outperforming their opponent’s corresponding value. The winner claims the round and continues play until the deck is exhausted. This straightforward mechanic is easy to understand and makes the game accessible to players of all ages. To add variety, the “Turbo” format introduces several mini-game modes, selected via a spinner mechanic, that alter ho…

I don't have anything good to say about this game. Everything looks cheap, from the menu to the game itself. There's a board but there's no background, and the table is pink. Then the cards are also pink and I don't see anything on them, which I'm assuming is a bug. If I click randomly over that pink shape that is the card, I either win or lose. As to the music, I had to turn it off after a couple of minutes. Too much, too loud.

Felt like a game from 1996 badly ported to PC. Wait, what? This is from 2015? It's not a port? Dayum, I don't know what to say, It is just sad. I remember Top Trumps game on Nintendo DS. That game was hundred times better than this. I'm surprised the license owners are okay here. Now don't get me wrong, it's not fully horrible. But it's very buggy and also rather unplayable. To just launch the game you first do following: Input -force-opengl into the launch properties. Without that it won't work, so pretty bad start. It's been 9 years and they haven't fixed issues. Game looks, sounds and feels really outdated. But not in a nostalgic way, this is more so oof. I just don't recommend buying or playing this. Don't even look at it, don't go anywhere near.