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About Turbocide
Turbocide is a frenetic third-person arena shooter where you control a Reaver, a combat-ready robot. Developed by SlovGoblin and released in 2026, it pits players against enemies in enclosed maps where each kill directly powers up your abilities. The core loop is simple: shoot, gain strength, repeat. Set in a gritty sci-fi world, the game leans into chaotic multiplayer matches and a single-player campaign. With PC as its only platform, Turbocide appeals to fans of fast-paced combat and escalating power curves. The game’s focus on escalating intensity over strategy makes it a divisive but addictive pick for those who thrive in high-risk, high-reward scenarios.
Gameplay
Turbocide’s gameplay revolves around rapid-fire combat in tight arenas. You start with basic weapons and a weak frame, but each kill adds health, firepower, and speed. The power scaling is exponential, by mid-match, players can spam lasers or unleash shockwaves. Matches last 10, 15 minutes in multiplayer, with objectives like capturing flags or eliminating teams. Controls are direct: jump, strafe, aim, and fire. The camera stays close to your Reaver, emphasizing quick reflexes over precision. Single-player offers a structured campaign with scripted battles, but multiplayer is where the game shines. The lack of regenerating resources forces constant aggression; retreat too long, and your edge fades. It’s a test of adaptability, not just aim.
What Players Think
Turbocide holds a 4.2/5 on PlayPile, with 78% of players completing the single-player mode. Average playtime is 22 hours, though 43% of users log under 10 hours, suggesting high drop-off or replayability. The community is split between "addictive" and "frustrating", 72% of reviews praise the escalating intensity, while 28% complain about unbalanced matches. Price at $29.99 is seen as fair for the content. Community moods lean hyper-competent (17%) and chaotic (24%), with 11% calling it "a stressful grind." One user wrote, "Kills feel earned but the power curve is a rollercoaster." Achievements average 72% completion, with "Overkill" (100 kills in a match) being the most unlocked.
PlayPile's Take
Turbocide is a niche pick for players who love escalating power fantasies. At $29.99, it’s affordable but doesn’t stretch long enough to justify the price for everyone. The multiplayer is tight and rewarding for competitive players, while the single-player mode is a quick, punchy experience. Achievements focus on aggression, not creativity, which might alienate casuals. It’s best suited for those who enjoy chaotic, no-regrets combat over methodical strategy. If you can stomach its grind-heavy design, Turbocide offers a rush of escalating action that’s tough to walk away from.
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Single player, Multiplayer
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