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Obligatory "This deserves mixed but there's no option for that so negative it is."
TTTT is charming, but it just falls short in too many ways (including length) for me to truly recommend. There are deceptively few things to do around the map, which is small but just a little too obnoxious and slow to get around in. There are too few travel points. The subquests are short and shallow, and each of them ultimately just nets you more junk to upgrade your car's single stat. One of the collectible types is invisible and I didn't even know they existed until I had basically done everything else, so I won't be finishing those out. The character interactions and dialogue are funny, but there just aren't ENOUGH of them to satisfy. You get 2, maybe 3 conversations with each of the 8 or so NPCs and then you're done with them. To top it off, everything (cutscenes, animations, traversal, dialogue) moves just a little too *slow* for a game with "turbo" in the name.
I do think the game is worth playing if it looks at all appealing to you, but not at full price. Pick it up for under 10 bucks and you will probably get your money's worth.
Jab out.

Maybe I'm just being cynical but I really don't see the positivity towards this title. It's cutesy and short so I would understand going for a couple of hours of fun if it were lower priced, but sitting at €17,50, I just can't wrap my head around what interests people with this. You can easily complete it in like 2-3 hours, but if for some god-forsaken reason you decide to 100% it like I did, prepare for a world of hurt: everything you might be ok with in a 3 hours gaming session becomes very annoying when you have to sit with it for much longer. The controls and camera are the worst offenders, making headaches the norm and having you struggle to even just jump on short ledges. Then there's the collectables system which is so so boring, because the main collectables aren't easy to find without a guide due to them being mostly sound-based and either invisible or moving around their spawn-point. While the junk is just spread randomly in the map with no help given to you to locate it other than an annoying as hell metal detector hat (also it often just bugs inside buildings or trees). Finally the hint system that should help you with your collection is also nauseating forcing you to, for some reason, look straight inside a rotating washing machine... WHY?