Turbo Dismount, follow up sequel to Stair Dismount by Secret Exit Ltd, has you find more than a million ways to harm your ragdoll character for points. It is currently available in 2016 on the App Store and the Google Play Store for free. There are some in-app purchases, but you can honestly enjoy the game without them. The game even lets you try out some premium content in exchange for watching ads from their sponsors.
The objective of the game, similar to its predecessor, has you damage your ragdoll for points. As opposed to Stair Dismount’s simple falling ragdoll, Turbo Dismount has your ragdoll riding a vehicle (without a seatbelt of course). You get points from receiving damage from not only your ragdoll, but your vehicle as well.
There are also a total of 21 obstacles to set up for your inevitable crash, including ramps, brick walls, turbo boosts, and even land mines. Each can be used in combination to create the biggest crashes and explosions for points.
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On top of that, there are also 10 areas for you to ride one, each with their own gimmick. The appropriately named Chicken track has you cross a busy highway, filled with speeding big rigs. There are also 12 premium tracks you can purchase ($0.99 for 3 tracks) that are also very fun to play on. If you don’t want to fork over any money, you can watch a 30 second advertisement and try out a premium track for free (three turns).
The 5 default vehicles have quite a variety, ranging from the Maximus (big-rig truck) all the way to the Shuriken (motorcycle). Each has their own acceleration rates, strength, and steering functions. Matched with the right obstacles and tracks, can make for a very rewarding score. There are also plenty of premium vehicles (same pattern as the premium tracks) that vary from a skateboard, all the way to a demolition crane. Again, paired with the right obstacles can create a pretty massive high score.
Steering also makes for another factor in the game. You can choose from the default set paths or steer the vehicle yourself. The default paths also vary from track to track. They usually are the straight path, the right turn, or the left turn. The manual steering can be helpful, but is a bit tricky at first. I never really got the hang of it and just stick to the auto steering. With enough practice, maybe, but either way it is a nice feature if you are not comfortable with the auto steer.
The last aspect of the set up is the ragdoll itself. The ragdoll can be positioned on several different parts of the vehicle. This can vary from the seat of the car, to the top, and even hanging on the side. Each vehicle even has its own set of positions for each ragdoll, so be sure to explore each one. There are also 4 different ragdolls to choose from. There is no real difference between them, apart from their appearance, so be free to choose whichever. There are a couple differences in where the ragdoll is positioned, but other than that, there are no serious differences. The game creators know this since you can unlock all premium ragdolls with making any purchase on the game. On top of that, there are other ways to customize your ragdolls. You can turn on the seasonal feature, which gives you a free headwear based on whatever new DLC or event is going on. Upon playing, I wore the Mad Max face piece (to accompany the release of the Fury Road car DLC), then got the Blue’s Tophat for when that DLC was released. After that, you can even upload an image from your phone and slap it onto the side of your vehicle. Also, you can take a selfie and upload that as the face of your ragdoll.
The majority of the game is dealing damage to your ragdoll and vehicle. The best ways to do that is by going fast and high. The faster you are, the bigger the impact you will have upon crashing, and the higher you are in the air, the bigger the hit when you fall down. I would recommend setting up a minefield, then an boost, and then the biggest ramp.
Steer your character around the first obstacle and have him/her use the boost to get up on the ramp. If you are fast enough, the ramp will have you perform a backflip instead of a front flip. This get) you some massive air time, and better yet, speed. So you are falling down fast and heavy, but on top of that, you should land on the minefield. This destroys your vehicle to oblivion (more points for you) and blows your ragdoll in the air one last time (unless they are already just a damaged, headless torso). This strategy got me about 200,000 points.
Although that is a nice strategy, there are more to be found. The whole point of the game is experimentation. Be sure to try every combination, you never know what will work and what won’t. Also don’t be afraid to retry old patterns, there can always be some random turn or event that sky rockets your score.
Overall, Turbo Dismount is an addicting game that goes above and beyond it’s previous game. There are an endless amount of combinations to be used and discovered. The amount of free content was unbelievable for a game in this day and age.
They even give you sneak peeks of premium content for just watching a 30 second ad. Even though, I felt extremely tempted to purchase the in-app DLC; for only $5 you can get all the premium content and any future 2016 content to come. In essence, great game that I recommend to any fan of ragdoll games. I am looking forward to any future DLC or games by these guys.
Ratings
Artwork
I would give Turbo Dismount a 10/10 for the artwork.
This game’s cartoony artwork is great. With a game like this where the whole point of it is to rag doll your character around, you don’t want to have actual graphics because that might be a put off to some people. With cartoonier graphics it makes people laugh that much harder when you’re shot off of the vehicle you’re holding onto into the other lane of traffic just to be hit by multiple vehicles causing a massive pileup, all because you used too much boost. Also being able to put a face on the character is quite amusing, and it gives a certain extra personal touch to it.
Music and SFX
I would give Turbo Dismount a 10/10 on the music and the SFX.
The music and SFX in Turbo Dismount are hilarious! These two things go incredibly well with the artwork, and gives it even more of a hilarious vibe to it. The cheesy arcade music is laughable by itself but pairing with the *splat* sound effects when you hit the road, and the fact that you’re launching a character to its death by random vehicle movements is just way too perfect for this game.
Story and Originality
I would give Turbo Dismount 10/10 for originality, as it doesn’t have much of a story line nor does it truly need it (but it would be good just for a little clearing up).
How in the heck do you come up for a game design like this? Does someone just sit down and say “Hm, what do I want to do for my game? Oh! I’ve got it lets make this extremely funny cartoon like game, where your character is holding onto a vehicle and is inevitably going to be thrown into traffic.” It’s amazing that someone came up with this and had it work so well, I have never seen a game that does this, let alone be so incredibly hilarious to play!
It’s incredible to think that the game is out on both PC and for mobile. While the game is a fairly simplistic game it is certainly not easy to have both a successful and working well mobile and PC platform. It is crucial to know which one is going to be your better audience to get that group done first, but it is also important to finish up the other side to increase the revenue by that much more. As for storyline, you could maybe add in something about the characters backstory (make it super light and really funny) which could provide a bit of background on why this character has decided to such silly things with his life choices (such as the obvious hanging off of MOVING VEHICLES!)
General Gameplay
I would give Turbo Dismount a 10/10.
This game is hilarious to play, and it’s even better because you can customize so much in this game. You can customize where your character is on the vehicle, you can customize what vehicle you are using, you can customize what map you are playing it, you can customize ramps and different things on this game! Every single aspect of this game is about customization which gives the user so much more feeling of being in control of the game and gives that extra level of immersion to it.
For some runs it is hilarious to watch your “brilliant idea” go horribly awry and watch your vehicle crash and burn while failing to clear the end of the jump that you thought was the perfect distance and height. Or the levels that you make out for the sheer comedy of the situation only to find that it actually worked perfectly even though it shouldn’t have (boost into ramp into jump into boost). It’s also great that you can unlock more in the game by getting more points or doing more things within the game. Having a feature like this keeps the user more into it because they know that if they keep doing more, they will unlock more stylish and more funnier ways to play the game.
While this game has a quite simple concept it is still baffling that it can be so much to play even for a long time, it will never fail to amuse me when I make a jump to go over the highway, end up failing and causing a massive pileup and then having me ejected and the cars not caring about the body and sending it flying back across the highway. Now while most people would enjoy the fact of blood and extra gore in the game, I would definitely not want it. This game is great as a cartoon type and that’s what is going to keep it moving forward. If this game became a blood and gore game then it would take away the primary audience for it, which is children of young ages.
If the company loses that type of demographic the downloads and sales would plummet as parents don’t want their young children to be exposed to that kind of stuff. Something else I liked about the game play is that when I was playing it, I noticed no ads whatsoever! I don’t know if that’s how the Turbo Dismount makers planned it but it was a nice feature. Although as long as the ads are non-intrusive I think that some ads could benefit this game, although it might just have been my device not being connected. I do hope that this company/ developer makes many more games like this all with different twists because this game is such a blast to play.
Another idea for them could be a racing game in the same fashion except when your character falls off the vehicle the car gets moved to where the character was along with a speed boost proportional to the score of the character damage. Something that could be added might be some type of in-game currency and you get X amount of coins for logging in each day + Y amount of coins for completing daily quests for distance survived or score achieved.
Addictiveness
I would give Turbo Dismount a 10/10.
Turbo Dismount is the perfect example of a game that is super addictive. With all of the possibilities in maps, vehicles, character positions, jumps, and ramps and boosts. There are so many options that you have to do with this game. The score based is also great because you feel that much better when you are trying to get the maximum carnage possible to get just that little bit of extra score done. With a game that is as fun as this one, it is a very very easy game to become addicted to. If you have an extra few minutes waiting on someone or waiting for a flight or something, you can just turn on this game throw your character in front of a bit of traffic for awhile to pass the time.
The best part about it is that even if you are not finished by the time your friend or who/whatever has shown up you can just turn off your device and easily pick back up where you were to not inconvenience anybody. This can also be an incredibly fun game to play with others even though it is only a single player game. The part that makes it this way is the fact that the way your character will fly around the screen is completely unpredictable. You don’t know whether your character is going to fly off of the vehicle sooner or later (you hope later, but you never know). The tracks can also add some fun for others as you might know if your vehicle is going to be able to make it up that huge jump, but they might not leading to increasingly hilarious circumstances. Overall, with so many ways to make your character go flying across roadways or just driving across roadways this game can be incredibly addictive especially with the lack of time commitment required.
Overall Rating
Overall, I would give Turbo Dismount a 10/10.
The reason for the 10/10 rating is because this game quite literally has it all. The cheesy music going with the sound effects which perfectly fits together with the artwork is an incredible touch. The gameplay portion is a fun break from puzzle games or just from life in general. Having a game that is so addictive can’t hurt either as people will enjoy playing it no matter where or how old they are. With all these factors and the lack of ads (might have just been my device)this game is great fun and can be enjoyed by many people. The micro transactions for the iOS platform is good, and the fact that it is a paid for game on PC means that the game developer or company should have no problem staying afloat. Overall though, this game is quite the treat and I am glad that it is a free game on the app store.
