PS Vita
TxK
8.59
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Good
45th of 875
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About this game
Developer: Llamasoft
Content Rating: Everyone
Summary
Glowing vectors, explosive particle effects and a pulse-pounding soundtrack are core elements of many modern arcade shooters - a style that Llamasoft defined with its seminal 90s tube shooter.TxK is the spiritual successor to that genre-defining work and brings you 100 levels of engrossing score-chasing gameplay married to an outstanding soundtrack that will have your head nodding as you blast your way onto the scoreboards.
Gamer Reviews
985 Reviews8.91
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936 Ratings
9.02
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35 Ratings
7.00
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7.50
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Critic Reviews
25 Reviews8.26
Dynamic, thrilling and wholly invigorating, TxK isn’t just one of the best games on Vita: it might just be the best Minter’s ever made, too.
Everything walks such a fine line between being deceivingly elementary, and overly sophisticated that it’s impossible to look away, never mind ignore. It is literal culmination of a life’s work, and it’s evident at every turn. Though perhaps a bit short in terms of scope, as a pure arcade experience in the 21st century, it doesn’t get much better than TxK.
TxK is tunnel shooter refinement. It's dazzling on the Vita's screen. bright and electric. The music is infectious and lends itself to a focused tunnel vision. And it's occasionally disorienting in the best way. Getting that turned around becomes hypnotic and rhythmic, with TxK acting as the snake charmer.