Trapt

by Tecmo

Product Features

• Think of the most evil and manipulative ways to get Allura just where they want her
• Place traps and then lure your enemies to them with your wicked charms
• Set up your traps via a full-view map of the castle
• Play in Story Mode or Survival Mode, plus enjoy an even deeper story when you play in the Bones Story Mode

Product Details

• Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.
• ASIN: B0009UC6C6
• Product Dimensions: 7.8 x 5.5 x 0.5 inches ; 6.1 ounces
• Media: Video Game
• Release Date: June 15, 2006
• Average Customer Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (11 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #17,675 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
• Discontinued by manufacturer: Yes

Product Description

From the Manufacturer

Set in old Europe, the player takes on the role of the seductive Queen Allura, who after being framed for her father’s murder, is forced to flee the castle to take refuge from those that are out to kill her. Allura, along with her maid Rachel, escape to the Black Forest, where an evil spell from the devil transforms Allura into a trap master, an evil temptress that uses deadly traps to avenge her enemies. Returning to the castle with the devil as her guide and on a mission of vengeance, Allura uses her wicked strategy and skill to set up gruesome medieval traps to lure her enemies in and then destroy them.

Features:

• Unique trap system: the game is equal parts action and strategy that will have gamers thinking in the most evil and manipulative ways to create the ultimate combination of traps in order to distinguish their enemies.
• The sexy main heroine: play as the sexy and beguiling Queen Allura who looks so sweet, but is wickedly calculating and cursed by the devil.
• Full-view map: set up your traps via a full-view map of the castle.
• A variety of modes and bonus content: play in Story mode or Survival mode, plus enjoy an even deeper story when you play in the bonus Story mode!

Product Description

Trapt is an action-based strategy where you'll fight for your people, defending them against the ultimate evil. You play the sexy and beguiling Queen Allura - you look sweet and innocent but you're really an evil murderess. With your husband the King dead, the countdown to destruction has begun. Use your charms to remove any resistance to the coming of the new Dark Age!

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

18 of 19 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Another dark delight..., November 18, 2005

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Stargazer - See all my reviews

= Fun:4.0 out of 5 stars 

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Trapt is another installment in Tecmo's excellent "Deception" series where you use traps to dispatch foes (some old elements of the series even make appearances here). The basic premise here is setting up traps within a room to form combos, thus eliminating enemies in very fashionable and painful ways since you have no weapons at your disposal. You have can have up to 9 traps at time; there are 3 traps each for ceiling, wall, and floor.You could use a floor trap to send someone flying into the path of a wall trap, like a spinning blade that sends them shooting across the room, then finish them off by having something like a large fiery boulder fall and crush him/her. There are also room traps such as large ovens, rolling spikes, electrocution chairs, iron maidens, crucifying wheels, and many more that can be used in conjunction with your traps. The more combos you rake up, the more Wharl you get to buy new traps, rooms, and expensive costumes. However, by far the coolest traps are the "Dark Illusion" ones. These are kind of hidden traps you must set up and do an insane amount of damage aside from looking beautifully painful in their custom cut-scenes. An example of one is the "Man Eating Music Box" located in the very first area where you can lure an enemy into a giant music box that crushes the victim between large gears before being tossed out lifeless. Yes, the game can be gruesome, but not overly so; there isn't a ton of blood, and limbs stay attached.I would say the disturbing things about the game would be some awful slowdown that can occur, along with some annoying load times, and some repetitive enemies. While no enemy has the same name, some tend to look similar and have some rather hokey names. Would you be afraid of someone called "Larva?" Yep, that's a name. Also, the game is subtitled with Japanese voice overs--something that kind of bugged me as well. You could read some dialog twice before a character is done talking. Thankfully, you can skip non essential cut-scenes, and the game is a nice length for what it is in having some nice replay included. You won't get all the traps and rooms the first time through, so going through more than once is fun and recommended as you can see different sides to the story of Princess Allura's plight to clear her name and avenge her family (there are different endings). Once through is definitely not enough. Plus, you can get special traps while keeping everything you collected the first run through (think New Game +), along with some stuff to see in your virtual museum that houses all the enemies you offed with their stats, along with other game info. There is also a survival mode where you have to quickly eliminate enemies before a counter finishes. I would say the good outweighs the bad of the game, and Trapt ends up being another excellent dark gem from Tecmo in being a worthy entry in the Deception line of games. If you were a fan of previous installments (especially Kagero), then this one's for you. And I can highly recommend it to anyone else looking for some rather unconventional gameplay in their library.

7 of 10 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Gets rid of alot of pent up aggression, September 19, 2006

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MSD - See all my reviews

= Fun:4.0 out of 5 stars 

This review is from: Trapt (Video Game)

I came in from school and I was really angry. I figured I would unwind by playing videogames.My father picked up this game for me and I had yet to play it so I put it in the ps2 and was amazed. I played it for three hours and love it. The violence in the game is a great outlet and the deaths and combinations are loads of laughs.

I am not crazy or demented at all. Ask any player and they will tell you that the final words of the victims you kill are hilarious.

In this game you can combined your traps with stuff in the room. Like use a pushwall to knock someone into a wall of revolving spikes.

This game is extremely violent but as long as you don't take it seriously it is loads of fun and can relieve alot of pent up aggression.

3.0 out of 5 stars Deception 4, February 15, 2008

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M. Hagge "Hyuri" (Washington, USA) - See all my reviews
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= Fun:3.0 out of 5 stars 

This review is from: Trapt (Video Game)

Fun for people who played the Tecmo's Deception series. Not as much variety in this one, but the graphics are decent and it's still fun using the traps. The Dark Illusions are pretty nice for the most part.