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Bloody Trapland is a fast-paced multiplayer platformer where the levels are filled with dozens of dangerous traps and tricky jumps that stand in your way! Play co-op with your friends or take on the challenges on your own. With support for up to 4 players at once, local and/or online.
Bloody Trapland is a local co-op, online co-op and singleplayer game
developed and published by 2Play.
Released on November 18th 2013 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 3,983 reviews of which 3,261 were positive and 722 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.9 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 4.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows XP/Vista/7 (32- or 64-bit)
- Processor: 1.6 Ghz
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce 5+ ATI Radeon R300+
- DirectX: Version 9.0
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 500 MB available space
- Additional Notes: Compatible with Keyboard and/or up too 4 Xbox 360 controllers, XNA 4.0 and .NET 3.5 required
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I love a good challenge and I adore platformers (Crash Bandi-coot), but this game made me question when shall I stop playing it. There is difference in making something challenging (, but rewarding) and punishing if you are not being pixel perfect. I don't want games to be so easy that even a 5 years old or even a 70 years old grandma can complete it without any difficulties, but I also don't want to play for hours just to complete a single level that I did more times in this game with my brother. First time I've ever quit a game out of pure frustration rather than lack of interest, since the only thing I hate in videogames if I feel I just wasted hours and didn't progress in a meaningful way. I wish we could add checkpoints (that we can enable in options if we want) in levels so we don't have to repeat all the steps to reach the end of the level, or at least we can choose to skip a level we can't solve, so we can still continue playing the game instead of being stuck in a level we can't complete (, since after awhile it gets harder to complete a level even though it's enough if one you reaches the end). Also light jump and "big" jump are also bs mechanic sorry, especially on laptop. I still give it thumbs up, since I know what I was getting myself into and for the price of 1,24€, I had my fun and amazing lucky moments in this game, and maybe little bit too much fun when my brother was swearing and even rage quit, so I had to complete a level on my own, so I suggest play this game with up to 3 freinds of yours, so you can almost die in laugh just like me when they nonstop swearing after swearing. I played it via Remote play together and we had no issues, but keep in mind you will need one controller this way.
Worth it to buy on sale!! Bloody Trapland is a simple precision platformer that has a good amount of levels and alright level design, but it definitely still has its flaws. Going into the game, I hadn't seen an awful lot of content on it, so I didn't know what to expect length wise. Although, the game features six decently long worlds that amp up in difficulty as you keep playing. After beating the main game, your reaction might be the same as mine "Alright, I'm done with the majority of the game now, just small stuff left to do!" But you’d be wrong! The Race Mode features a whole 60 more short levels, which surprised me because I thought I was mostly finished. Race Mode, in my opinion, is a definite step up in difficulty from the main game. I enjoyed this, since I bought the game expecting a tough platforming experience. While my expectations were exceeded in some areas, I still found some aspects and bugs annoying. Firstly, some main levels NEED you to have a second player to access secret levels. This isn't the best game design, if you ask me, but the problem is negated by the fact that you can use Steam's shareplay system to play with a friend who doesn't own the game, so it wasn't my biggest issue. Secondly, from a gameplay perspective, I didn't enjoy the fireball obstacles at all. I'm sure they aren't bugged, but I didn't like how random they seemed. You would load up a level, have the fireballs shoot up in somewhat of a cycle, but every time you restarted, it felt like they followed a completely different pattern. This was mainly an issue in levels that spammed fireball spawns and in certain Race levels that required extremely precise movement. "Random" fireballs aren't exactly what you want in those situations. Lastly, the sawblade obstacles very slowly desync with each other (or other obstacles) the longer you spend on a level. This means the longer you play a single stage, the higher the chance you'll have to change your strategy to account for the timing shift. This issue can be fixed by closing the level and going back in, but it's an annoying thing to deal with if you happen to be stuck for a while. I mostly noticed this in the Race levels, where there always seemed to be two or three levels that were significantly harder than the rest of the world (but maybe that was just a me thing!). I DON'T DISLIKE THE GAME! For such a cheap price, the experience definitely outweighs the bad parts of the game for me, so if you are interested in a simple precision platformer that you can get for like 1.30€, definitely would recommend it!!!
This was very fun for the first few hours. However, it gets more than just challengingly difficult, and the bugs and certain game design decisions killed my motivation to try and beat it. Since it is so cheap, it is worth a play. Game design decisions I disliked: walking into a doorway will sometimes bring you back to the previous level. But, the doorway is often right next to the spawn point. So if your friend makes it to a button that they have to stand on for you to make it through another part of the level - if you respawn and you were holding left as you died, it will make you go back through the door and reset all of you to the beginning of the level again. And the hidden fists were funny at first, but once the game got to a certain level difficulty, it was not funny dying right at the very end to a hidden fist. And finally, the mechanics involving the wind propellers was not consistent.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Bloody Trapland is currently priced at 4.99€ on Steam.
No, Bloody Trapland is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 4.99€ on Steam.
Yes, Bloody Trapland received 3,261 positive votes out of a total of 3,983 achieving a rating of 7.92.
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Bloody Trapland was developed and published by 2Play.
Yes, Bloody Trapland is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Bloody Trapland is not playable on MacOS.
No, Bloody Trapland is not playable on Linux.
Bloody Trapland offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Bloody Trapland offers both Co-op and PvP modes.
Yes, there is a DLC available for Bloody Trapland. Explore additional content available for Bloody Trapland on Steam.
Yes, Bloody Trapland is fully integrated with Steam Workshop. Visit Steam Workshop.
Yes, Bloody Trapland supports Remote Play Together. Discover more about Steam Remote Play.
No, Bloody Trapland does not currently support Steam Family Sharing.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Bloody Trapland.
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Game modes
Multiplayer
Features
Online players
4
Developer
2Play
Publisher
2Play
Release
18 Nov 2013
Platforms
Remote Play