Trippin on Tubs vs Orthanc

Trippin on Tubs - Dive into a Side-Scrolling Adventure! Embark on an endless journey with Trippin on Tubs, a vibrant and captivating side-scrolling platformer game that promises endless fun and challenges. Navigate your way through beautifully designed levels that come alive with rich graphics and immersive parallax scrolling effects. Features: - Endless Runner, Infinite Fun: Run, jump, and dodge obstacles as you strive for your best score in this addictive, endless platformer game. - Stunning Visuals: Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, every element in the game—from characters to backgrounds—is a work of art. Experience smooth, pristine graphics that are always scaled perfectly for your device, ensuring that every pixel is in its right place. - Dynamic Camera Action: Experience gameplay through the eyes of a camera that's smartly anchored to your character, creating an engaging and cinematic perspective as you navigate through the vast game maps. - Robust Physics Engine: At the heart of the game is a custom physics engine that controls object interactions and movements with precision. Experience smooth, consistent gameplay, regardless of your device or platform. - Screen Shake & Strobe Effects: Feel the action with screen shakes during intense moments and visually striking strobe effects to highlight collisions with enemies. - High Scores: Achieved a new high score? Your achievements are not just local; they are sent to the Trippin on Tubs server for potential bragging rights on the official game website’s leaderboard. - Official Website: Check out your high scores and stay updated with the latest game news on the official website, www.trippinontubs.com. - Privacy First: We respect your privacy. The game collects absolutely no personal information. Period. Get ready, set, and start Trippin!

This game is a faithful recreation of "Orthanc", one of the first graphic dungeon crawl role-playing games developed for the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign's PLATO computer in the 1970s. The original was played on a PLATO terminal with a keyboard. (The PLATO version of "Orthanc" was inspired by "pedit5", which you can learn more about in Wikipedia.) The original PLATO terminals used plasma panels only capable of displaying orange and black. There is no sound. This implementation uses the touchscreen for all gameplay. You are an adventurer gaining experience and treasure by defeating monsters. Orthanc is easy to start but hard to put down.