Review of Tron (v0.0.2) |
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Tron is the famous game from the Tron
movie ported to the Zaurus. Two players move
on the game board drawing lines.
The objective of the game is to avoid hitting any wall or
line drawn by you or the computer opponent.
The Tron game is based on a very popular
and well known game principle implemented
in a lot of computer games. The game idea is simple,
yet hunting each other on the game board trying to encapture
the opponent so that he/she is forced to run into a
wall is intriguing.
However, the computer AI is
playing not very cleverly and therefore making it
easy for you to win. And as you cannot play against
a human opponent you have no other choice left than to
play against the computer.
Although sufficient for such a game, the graphics is
nevertheless a bit simplistic.
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Good handling
Poor AI
