The Trailer Clustertruck’s campaign is short and sweet, yet packed full of quality. Clustertruck takes speed, skill, polished level design – and big explosions – and wraps them all together into one hell of a ride. Its single-minded tactile fun, and it’s unapologetic about it, much in the vein of games like DOOM (2016) or SUPERHOT. The game, oversimplified, is about running and jumping across levels filled with obstacles, on which only large semi-trucks are safe to come in contact with. The BumperstickerĬlustertruck is a high-octane, frenetic, responsive, and chaotically enjoyable first-person platformer. The player’s cumulative score points can be used to purchase one of several abilities, such as a double jump or a quick boost of speed, which can then be used to either successfully pass more difficult levels or to improve one’s time and scoring on earlier ones. On each stage, the player is scored based on how fast they reach a goal line and a number of style points based on various tricks, such as jumping off a truck that is currently in mid-air. The player is unable to touch anything other than trucks, and will otherwise fail their task of reaching the goal at the end of the level. They are set to jump onto a moving line of trucks, avoiding obstacles and truck pile-ups and crashes. In Clustertruck, the player controls a character from a first-person perspective.
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