Tronix2

Long Description:

Do you remember the film "Tron" where a programmer was put into a computer?

And do you remember the scene where vehicles leaving light tracks were fighting.

If so, you've got an opportunity to take part in such a fight in person.

Well, perhaps not exactly in person as you need a mobile phone and the game "Tronix 2".

You move around a squared board where your vehicle leaves a light barrier.

Apart from that, on the board there may be various obstacles.

The rules are easy - you mustn't hit any of them.

Perhaps you think that such a simple game isn't worth the candle but you can

have a really great fun with this game, especially in the Two Players mode.

In this game it's not only reflex that counts (although it is important) but you also have

to think hard and make rapid decisions because a moment later it may be too late.

Tronix 2 is a continuation of great action game. The new version of game is significantly improved.

All graphics in game have been created from the beginning and they are much better, the game menu has

total new look and now its style is more adapted to the game character,

algorithms of artificial intelligence have been improved, thanks to this, the game can be more fascinating.

Controls:

for one player: left/right - arrows or "1" "3"

for two players: player 1: left/right - "1" "*", player 2: left/right - "#" "3",pause/new game - FIRE

Screenshots:

developer mobile games MIDP2 games midlet games j2me games j2me applications distributor mobile games Mobile custom development

arcade Mobile games

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