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Turba

41% positive of 85 Steam reviews

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Released
2010
Steam Deck
Not tested
Platforms
Steam

Made by Binary Takeover.

About the game

Tagged by players

  • Music
  • Music-Based Procedural Generation
  • Match 3
  • Casual
  • Rhythm
  • Puzzle

What players say

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Mostly Negative

What players say

  • Not recommended
    Turba takes the enticing idea of a Bejeweled-style game that utilizes your music library and screws it all up by incorporating features that don't work as they should, resulting in a nearly unplayable mess. The simple task of matching three or more blocks of the same color is complicated by "bomb" blocks, which are blocks that will cause a 3x3 set of blocks to turn gray if they aren't matched within a certain number…

    4.2 h played when written. 112 found it helpful.

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  • Not recommended
    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…

    9.3 h played when written. 32 found it helpful.

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