I 100% TTV2 the other day. LOVED IT. What a cool game. I WANT to love TTV3 - I actually find the music superior - but I'm not liking the different colors for screens, but that's not the main complaint. In TTV2 - there were maybe 1-2 screens, which were seriously way too difficult. TTV3 has way more than that. I've gotten 2 hours of playtime as of writing this, and it was only in the first 30 minutes of playing that I got to 92%. Everything after that has been a failure which happened in the first 30%. It...

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1) TTV3 2) TTV1 3) TTV2 I consider TTV2 the last because I liked the soundtrack the least and it felt very easy, especially after TTV1. I did like the added mechanical aesthetics as well as having to be quicker with your reflexes than in TTV1, but ultimately it felt not varied enough nor challenging enough. TTV1 is the second. While having that crushing atmosphere with the vines covering so much of your screen and being more precision-focused while being slightly slower than its successors is something ...

What kind of music is this? It sounds cool, but I don't know what it is. i bought this because of how cool the trailer sounded

Grabbed this as soon as I saw the coupon in my inventory and just wanted to say that it's fantastic! My main gripe about TTV2 was how it re-used a lot of rooms from TTV1, and as a result was pretty easy for people like me who'd played the original, so it was awesome to see that, as far as I could tell, every room in 3 was brand new. Also, the general increase to everything's speed was a surprise that really threw me for a loop when I first booted the game up, and it was an absolute blast adjusting to it, ...