Tri-Achnid, an Adobe flash physics-based game

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Tri-Achnid is an Adobe Flash physics-based game that has garnered praise for its engaging gameplay and stunning visuals. Players initially find it challenging to maneuver their tri-achnid, but once they master the controls, the experience becomes highly enjoyable. The game's mechanics allow players to use webs and achieve flight, creating a visually captivating experience that many feel compelled to share through video recordings. The music has also received significant acclaim, enhancing the overall atmosphere of the game. However, some players have expressed difficulty with certain levels, particularly the water level, and caution is advised when attempting to fly, as controlling the tri-achnid can be tricky and may lead to dangerous encounters.
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Tri-Achnid, an Adobe flash physics-based game
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I just think that this is the best piece of media I have seen in a very long time. It is hard to maneuver your tri-achnid at first but it is cocaine once you get the hang of it. Once you start using webs and figure out how to fly, you just feel like you should record a video of your triachnid moving. It is just that beautiful.
 
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I don't really get this game, but MAN do I love the music for it.
 
Holy crap. When you start being able to run really well, it looks amazing.
 
very cool, I gave up after the water level though
 
You can fly in the second level or the sixth level if you catch a blue bug and hold it in your mouth, then pick your feet off the ground. Be careful though because it is hard to control and you might fly into something dangerous, and keep a tether to the ground at all times.
 
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