ActionFit check
Is Tinhead worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Platform-action fans who want to navigate obstacle-filled levels while shooting enemies.
- Players who enjoy challenging stages with bosses and multiple enemy types.
- Players seeking a compact campaign with a defined set of 4 worlds and 24 levels.
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want a relaxed pace may hit a wall in levels described as highly challenging.
- Players seeking broad exploration may find the fixed set of 24 levels restrictive.
- Players looking for multiplayer shooting may prefer a game built around playing with friends.
Our take on Tinhead
The likely bounce point is the level challenge: players who are comfortable with platforming but do not want demanding stages may hit a wall once the difficult levels and boss encounters begin.
What is Tinhead?
Tinhead is a platform action game about rescuing stars stolen by Grim Squidge.
Leap, slide, hop, fly and shoot through 4 worlds containing 24 levels filled with enemies and bosses. The game includes a three-way shooting attack, power-ups, hidden bonus areas and vehicles such as hyper-Hoppers and Rocket Packs. A pause-and-scroll feature lets players view action beyond the visible screen. Levels are described as highly challenging, with spinning Krystals, flying Saw-Sirs and groups of bosses among the threats Tinhead faces.
How Tinhead plays
- 01Offscreen Scrolling
- A pause feature allows players to look at parts of the level beyond the current screen.
- 02Three-Way Shooting
- Tinhead can fire in three directions to attack enemies.
- 03Hidden Bonus Areas
- Levels contain concealed areas alongside power-ups and vehicles.
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Tinhead: platforms & release
Is Tinhead worth it?
It is worth it if: platform-action fans who want to navigate obstacle-filled levels while shooting enemies. Skip it if: players who want a relaxed pace may hit a wall in levels described as highly challenging.
Where can I download Tinhead?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Tinhead's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Tinhead on?
Windows only.
