Fit check
Is Triple Take worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Precision-platformer fans who want stages that change across repeated attempts
- Players seeking a difficult 2D challenge with climbing, swimming, and boss fights
- Players who want colorful worlds combined with horror elements
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want stages to remain stable after completion may bounce off the repeated layout changes
- Players looking for a relaxed platformer may hit a wall when later versions add harder jumps and new threats
- Players seeking a climbing journey centered on exploration rather than precision platforming may prefer Jusant
Our take on Triple Take
The bounce point arrives after a stage is cleared once: the next version changes its layout, adds hazards, and demands another run. Players who want a fixed, learn-once route may hit that repeated-evolution system before reaching the third variation.
What is Triple Take?
A quick-moving platform game in two dimensions, Triple Take asks players to revisit changing versions of every stage.
Initial layouts are relatively simple, but completion alters them by adding tougher jumps, fresh hazards, and alternate routes. Each stage has three variations. The game contains five color-themed worlds, over 50 levels, swimming, wall jumps, climbing, and boss battles. Tobias Roberts provides the soundtrack, while horror elements accompany the platforming. Progress depends on replaying familiar stages as their layouts develop, making later versions the central challenge.
How Triple Take plays
- 01Changing Stage Layouts
- Each level shifts after it is completed, adding hazards and opening different routes.
- 02Three-Level Variations
- Every stage has three versions that must be played through.
- 03Platforming Movement
- Movement includes running, wall jumps, climbing, and swimming.
- 04Five Game Worlds
- The campaign is arranged across five worlds with distinct colors.
- 05Boss Encounters
- Boss fights appear alongside the platforming levels.
- 06Horror Elements
- The platforming campaign also includes horror content.
Triple Take compared to similar games
Triple Take centers on repeating platforming stages that change after each completion, while SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER focuses on running, jumping, dodging, and shooting. Sundered: Eldritch Edition is a chaotic metroidvania, whereas Triple Take uses three changing versions of each level across five worlds. Jusant focuses on climbing tools, stamina, exploration, and multiple paths up a tower rather than evolving precision-platforming stages.
Triple Take: platforms & release
Is Triple Take worth it?
It is worth it if: precision-platformer fans who want stages that change across repeated attempts. Skip it if: players who want stages to remain stable after completion may bounce off the repeated layout changes.
Where can I download Triple Take?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Triple Take's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Triple Take on?
Windows only.
