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''Galactic Trials'' is a "battle-race" game that mixes arcade-style racing with third-person shooter mechanics. Players can choose from 11 playable characters and 10 battle-race tracks, attempting to defeat their opponents by destroying them and/or reaching the finish line first. Characters automatically change modes at predetermined points on each track, switching between high speed racing in vehicle mode and combat in robot mode. By performing techniques such as drifting and boosting during race segments, players will charge up [[energon]] that can be expended to trigger special moves in combat segments. Between races, players can equip different weapons and up to three relics, which grant additional perks during gameplay. | ''Galactic Trials'' is a "battle-race" game that mixes arcade-style racing with third-person shooter mechanics. Players can choose from 11 playable characters and 10 battle-race tracks, attempting to defeat their opponents by destroying them and/or reaching the finish line first. Characters automatically change modes at predetermined points on each track, switching between high speed racing in vehicle mode and combat in robot mode. By performing techniques such as drifting and boosting during race segments, players will charge up [[energon]] that can be expended to trigger special moves in combat segments. Between races, players can equip different weapons and up to three relics, which grant additional perks during gameplay. | ||
The game features two primary modes. The single-player Galactic Trials mode features level-based progression, through which players will obtain new relics, as well as unlock additional playable characters and skins. In Arcade mode, up to two players can compete locally in quick races, as well as enter special location-based tournaments. | The game features two primary modes. The single-player Galactic Trials mode features level-based progression, through which players will obtain new relics, as well as unlock additional playable characters and skins. In Arcade mode, up to two players can compete locally in quick races, as well as enter special location-based tournaments. Each character has a "Legacy" skin and a gold-colored "Prestige" skin. | ||
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===Transformers references=== | ===Transformers references=== | ||
* | *Cybertron is based on its appearance in ''[[Transformers: Prime (franchise)|Prime]]''. Nemesis Prime's ship is also based on the ''Prime'' incarnation of the ''[[Trypticon (WFC)#Prime cartoon|Nemesis]]''. | ||
*The Artifacts in this game are the [[Apex Armor (Prime)|Apex Armor]], [[Enigma of Combination]], [[Triptych Mask]], [[Lenses]], [[Emberstone]], [[Chimera Stone]], [[Transformation cog|Conversion Cog]], [[Liegian Darts]], [[Terminus Blade]], and [[Proton Spear]]. | |||
*Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Wheeljack, Elita-1, Megatron, Soundwave, Shockwave, and Nightbird's "Legacy" skins are based on their ''[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)|Shattered Glass]]'' counterparts (by extension, Wheeljack is based on Generation 1 [[Slicer (G1)|Slicer]], Elita-1 on [[Override (Cybertron)#GTS|''Cybertron'' Override GTS]], Soundwave on [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#Music Label|''Music Label'' Soundwave]], and Nightbird on [[Dust Up|''Combiner Wars'' Dust Up]]). Arcee and Flamewar's Legacy skins draw from their ''Prime'' counterparts and Nemesis Prime's is a reference to [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#UKNightwatch|Nightwatch Optimus Prime]]. | |||
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| Developer | 3DClouds | ||||||
| Publisher | Outright Games | ||||||
| Platform | Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PC | ||||||
| Release date | October 11, 2024 | ||||||
| Ratings | ESRB: E10+ PEGI: 7+ | ||||||
Transformers: Galactic Trials is a video game by 3DClouds, released on on October 11, 2024. The game features Autobots and Decepticons competing in battle-races.
Synopsis
Nemesis Prime steals the Artifacts of the Primes, hoping to claim their power for his own. As he prepares to exit Cybertron's orbit, however, his ship is shot down by the planet's defenses and its contents spilled out into space, scattering the artifacts across the cosmos. While Nemesis retreats to recover his strength, the Autobots and Decepticons begin competing to reclaim the relics for themselves before the other faction, with their campaign coming to be known on Cybertron as the Galactic Trials.
Featured characters
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Gameplay
Galactic Trials is a "battle-race" game that mixes arcade-style racing with third-person shooter mechanics. Players can choose from 11 playable characters and 10 battle-race tracks, attempting to defeat their opponents by destroying them and/or reaching the finish line first. Characters automatically change modes at predetermined points on each track, switching between high speed racing in vehicle mode and combat in robot mode. By performing techniques such as drifting and boosting during race segments, players will charge up energon that can be expended to trigger special moves in combat segments. Between races, players can equip different weapons and up to three relics, which grant additional perks during gameplay.
The game features two primary modes. The single-player Galactic Trials mode features level-based progression, through which players will obtain new relics, as well as unlock additional playable characters and skins. In Arcade mode, up to two players can compete locally in quick races, as well as enter special location-based tournaments. Each character has a "Legacy" skin and a gold-colored "Prestige" skin.
Notes
Transformers references
- Cybertron is based on its appearance in Prime. Nemesis Prime's ship is also based on the Prime incarnation of the Nemesis.
- The Artifacts in this game are the Apex Armor, Enigma of Combination, Triptych Mask, Lenses, Emberstone, Chimera Stone, Conversion Cog, Liegian Darts, Terminus Blade, and Proton Spear.
- Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Wheeljack, Elita-1, Megatron, Soundwave, Shockwave, and Nightbird's "Legacy" skins are based on their Shattered Glass counterparts (by extension, Wheeljack is based on Generation 1 Slicer, Elita-1 on Cybertron Override GTS, Soundwave on Music Label Soundwave, and Nightbird on Combiner Wars Dust Up). Arcee and Flamewar's Legacy skins draw from their Prime counterparts and Nemesis Prime's is a reference to Nightwatch Optimus Prime.
