Tiny Terry's Turbo Trip Reviews

Terry's bite-sized, open world adventure is absurdly hilarious and hilariously absurd in equal measure, providing a few, thrilling hours of goofy fun with some of the best video game comedy in recent memory. If you missed this on PC last year, now's your chance on PS5 and Switch.

Tiny Terry's Turbo Trip is a short but sweet open world adventure about one kid's ambition to drive into space. After acquiring a car to call his own, Terry's main objective is to make it go so fast it can escape his planet's gravity, and to do that, he'll have to explore every inch of his hometown and help out the locals.

Tiny Terry’s Turbo Trip’s console port works decently well, but decent is the key modifier. There’s a ton of fun to be had for sure. The world is built as a collection of ludicrous scenarios for you to exploit for comedy. These are also usually punctuated with some solid gags from the charming citizens of Sprinklewater. I started out skeptical but by the time the credits rolled I was largely charmed by Terry’s quest to get to space. Everything about that character spoke to me as someo...

Ultimately, I enjoyed my time with Tiny Terry’s Turbo Trip. The combination of writing and premise make this a funny game to waste away an afternoon with. The way the game puts things together and then subverts expectations is nothing short of special. Unfortunately, gameplay itself feels more like a means to an end instead of an engaging experience in its own right.

Tiny Terry's Turbo Trip is a hilarious journey with platforming, driving, puzzles, and laughs aplenty. While it may not last long, it is definitely a turbo trip you won't regret taking!

Tiny Terry's Turbo Trip is a wholesome delight of a game, and you can join Terry's adventure on the go just fine with your Steam Deck, with good performance and great controls.

There are so many games in the zeitgeist that focus on offering the most realistic or the most refined and polished experience on the market, but often this can be to the detriment of fun. Tiny Terry's Turbo Trip knows this all too well, focusing solely on bringing the fun factor. It's a love letter to successful mascot platformers of old while offering some much-needed fan service to the kid-friendly GTA-clone sub-genre that gave us The Simpsons Hit and Run and Lego City Undercover. It's not a game that's going to change your life, but it's a wonderful, action-packed romp that just might make a lazy afternoon a little more memorable.

Looking for some wild and crazy goofiness this summer? Tiny Terry’s Turbo Trip by snekflat is a raucous and wild romp through a small island city. There’s only a few rules in Spranklewater, and they are: one: go as fast as possible, and two: there are no rules!