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'''Turmac Roll''' is a [[wikipedia:Side-scrolling video game|side-scrolling]] [[wikipedia:Adobe Flash|Flash]] [[game]] set in Meridell. It was released on 14 October 2003, and was also made available on the [[Pocket Neopet]] toys. | |||
In | In the game, the player controls a [[Turmac]] who rolls along eating [[Medieval Food|berries]]. | ||
{{ | It has been featured in [[Daily Dare]] in [[Daily Dare 2007|2007]], [[Daily Dare 2008|2008]], [[Daily Dare 2009|2009]], [[Daily Dare 2010|2010]], and [[Daily Dare 2011|2011]]; and the [[Games Master Challenge]]s in [[Games Master Challenge 2007|2007]], [[Games Master Challenge 2008|2008]], [[Games Master Challenge 2009|2009]], [[Games Master Challenge 2010|2010]], [[Games Master Challenge 2011|2011]], and [[Games Master Challenge 2012|2012]]. | ||
==How to play== | |||
The player can control both the Turmac's speed, with the left and right arrows, and when the Turmac jumps, with the up arrow. The Turmac starts off by taking a run-up, and then carries on rolling for the rest of the game. If the Turmac hits a tree stump or the sharp edge of a ramp, the game is over. | |||
The player gains points for every berry they guide the Turmac to and for every second the Turmac rolls at full speed. The berries are worth more and the player earns more points per second at higher difficulties - one point per second at easy difficulty, two per second at normal, and three per seconds at hard. The scores appear to be the only thing that changes at different difficulties. | |||
The obstacle course the Turmac must roll through is made from repeated obstacles that are put into a random order. | |||
==External links== | |||
*'''Neopian Times:''' [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=103970&issue=200 Rolling in the Neopoints], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=209955&week=237 Traversing the Tricks and Traps of Turmac Roll] | |||
*'''Editorial:''' {{ed|211}}, {{ed|226}}, {{ed|382}} | |||
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Revision as of 17:04, 14 September 2014
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| ID # | 366 |
| World | Meridell |
| Category | Action |
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Turmac Roll is a side-scrolling Flash game set in Meridell. It was released on 14 October 2003, and was also made available on the Pocket Neopet toys.
In the game, the player controls a Turmac who rolls along eating berries.
It has been featured in Daily Dare in 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2011; and the Games Master Challenges in 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012.
How to play
The player can control both the Turmac's speed, with the left and right arrows, and when the Turmac jumps, with the up arrow. The Turmac starts off by taking a run-up, and then carries on rolling for the rest of the game. If the Turmac hits a tree stump or the sharp edge of a ramp, the game is over.
The player gains points for every berry they guide the Turmac to and for every second the Turmac rolls at full speed. The berries are worth more and the player earns more points per second at higher difficulties - one point per second at easy difficulty, two per second at normal, and three per seconds at hard. The scores appear to be the only thing that changes at different difficulties.
The obstacle course the Turmac must roll through is made from repeated obstacles that are put into a random order.
External links
- Neopian Times: Rolling in the Neopoints, Traversing the Tricks and Traps of Turmac Roll
- Editorial: #211, #226, #382