Trophy Chaser
GuGuh · 2022 · Adventure, Casual, Action-Adventure, Arcade, Collectathon
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About Trophy Chaser
Jump, dash, and collect trophies across 50 challenging pixel platformer stages to unlock all 51 achievements. Master 8-directional mid-air dashing mechanics and prove you can find every secret this punishing platformer has to offer.
Trophy Chaser
Trophy Chaser is a pixel platformer game where you have to collect the trophys to get the achievements, are you able to collect them all? Prove it in the gamer way!
How to Play:
Up: W / ⬆
Down: S / ⬇
Left: A / ⬅
Right: D / ➡
Jump: K / Space-bar
Dash: L / Left-shift
Menu: Esc
Reset: R
How does the Dash works?
You can dash to any of the 8 directions (you must be in the air to dash).
↖️ ⬆ ↗️
⬅ * ➡
↙️ ⬇ ↘️
This Game Includes:
● 50 Challenging Stages
● 51 Achievements (There Is A Secret One ;) )
● A Pretty Good Game Music
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Trophy Chaser offers solid jumping mechanics and a charming art style in a brief platformer experience, with players appreciating its low price point and simple design. However, many note the game feels barebones with repetitive obstacle design and missed opportunities to explore its mechanics more creatively, with some technical roughness and level design that doesn't meaningfully evolve throughout its short runtime.
Trophy Chaser is a minimalist platformer game. At a $1 price point it has a solid 30 minutes to an hour of playtime depending on skills, alright graphics and already music. The jumping mechanics are actually pretty good too. It is a bit rough around the edges (you might get stuck on terrain or crash...) but honestly, for a dollar it's a good experience for someone who likes platformers! Overall, recommended considering the low price.1 found this helpful
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fun & luv the art style qt1 found this helpful
The game is simple and i like that, i know it's graphics aren't good but the game isn't bad afterall
Neutral review. Second half amps up the platforming a bit, but it's still very basic with the way it arranges obstacles, often just multiplies the same ones. Like why not make the gaps between platforms over water a different distance? Enemies can be either jumped on to kill them, or need to be avoided, some of them can be used to give your jump a boost, but this is never really explored, too. It's a barebones 45 minutes experience, for the price it's just ok, but I was expecting more. It pales in comparison to "Froggie" (same price and 1-bit look) and "Telly the TV" is in a whole different platforming league.
Baby's first platformer 5/10
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