One thing eventually led to another, and somewhere along the way the trains from the original concept were replaced with planes (and hey, the words do rhyme so I can certainly see how the mix-up may have happened). Once upon a time, there was a small indie game studio called NimbleBit, who had an idea for an addictive simulation game about managing trains.
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So whether you’re a fan of the game’s challenging difficulty and 10 epic boss fights, or the light RPG elements that stand to pepper your proud King and his gingery beard with all sorts of skills, there’s one thing that’s for sure: after playing Trouserheart, you’ll never look at a pair of pants the same way again!ĭeveloper: NimbleBit | Platform: iOS and Android| Price: Free The game plays out like a syrupy sweet hack-and-slash adventure game, with colors so bright and action so smooth that you’ll ask yourself where this game was all your life back when you were tearing things up on the PS1 and N64. But the real test of the King’s endurance and courage? Why, the fact that he must slay these foul creatures all while weary a spiffy pair of boxers (the polka-dotted heart variety, naturally).
But of course, trouser-retrieval was a little more challenging back then: for you see, instead of simply dropping by the nearest Gap outlet and picking up a new pair of pants, our noble King must battle with the likes of fearsome monsters that run rampart through the kingdom, from Blockolds and Tentacles, to Derp Knights and Jelly Cubes. But however infuriating the constant taste of defeat in Boson X might be, there’s just something about the sheer amount of variety in the ever-changing environments (especially for a base endless runner game) and the addictiveness of online leaderboards that always keeps you coming back for more, and weaving in and out of the cracks on your brand new iPhone 5s screen.ĭeveloper: 10tons Ltd | Platform: iOS | Price: $2.99Īh, the harrowing tale of the intrepid Trouserheart! I’m sure you’ve heard the legends, no doubt, passed down from generation to generation, of the fearless red-bearded King who embarked on a dangerous quest to the ends of the kingdom to retrieve his stolen trousers. If you keep that up, then maybe you’ll last 40 seconds or so. The first dozen or some times that you play, you’ll probably die within the first 30 seconds until you can put yourself in a kind of groove or trance, where you block out the surrounding world around you and just keep your laser focus on every perfectly-timed quantum jump. Okay, so maybe it’s not all that simple, but there’s still no denying the fact that this game is downright FUN.
The gameplay in Boson X is simple: just keep running along the cylindrical track and jumping on different platforms that pop up to avoid falling down the gaps, as the world spins around you and constantly changes colors and gives life to new hazardous obstacles. Hey, you know that brand new shiny iPhone 5s you just bought? Well you’d better be prepared to smash that little beauty against the wall in sheer frustration and unstoppable gamer rage after playing Boson X, the next great impossibly hard “one more try” game after Super Hexagon and Impossible Line.
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