Tron: Catalyst is a solid, but flawed, action-adventure game that can be enjoyed even by players who aren't familiar with the ...

Our review of the elegant charmer TRON: Catalyst. In a world where the dividing line between a handheld game and a Big Telly game is entirely down to personal preference, it might seem redundant ...

TRON: Catalyst is an interesting step forward for Bithell's TRON series, but it feels more like a successful demo for future titles than a full game.

In fact, Tron: Catalyst sometimes seems to forget it’s a Tron game and lean a little too hard into just being a swish cyberpunk ‘down with the system’ style venture.

With a new film on the way, now is the time for a new Tron game. Does Tron Catalyst provide the thrill and fun of the ...

Tron: Catalyst tells the story of Exo, a unique program with a glitch in her code that allows her to loop. When she dies, she returns to the start of her mission, or she can initiate the loop herself.

Tron: Catalyst takes players to a corner of Disney’s electronic universe known as the Arq Grid. It’s a rough place for regular programs (Tron’s word for normal-ish entities that exist inside ...

Tron: Catalyst's Shift To Isometric Action Feels Like A Nice Change In Perspective. The shift from visual novel to isometric action is risky, but the result is promising so far.

TRON: Catalyst is a safe spin-off of the iconic TRON: Legacy world - it presents big ideas but only ever dips it's toes into those waters, wrapping things up as a mostly okay game that existing ...

In the end, Tron: Catalyst feels like a concept brimming with promise—a narrative twist here, a combat mechanic there—but it ...