TRON 2.0 Steam news

• Latest observed players2 · 10 October 2026 - 11:02:22 UTC
• SteamPulse tracked peak12
• Units sold (VGI)No data available
• Revenue (VGI)No data available
• Review score91% positive
• Total reviews815
• Release dateOct 10, 2014
• DeveloperMonolith Productions, Inc.
• PublisherDisney

Genres: Action

Company pages: Developer: Monolith Productions, Inc.Publisher: Disney

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TRON 2.0 Steam news

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• Cor, Tron 2.0 just got patched to work for Windows 10! - 1 July 2017

  Huge kudos to Disney who just updated the Steam build of the fourteen year old FPS Tron 2.0 to work properly on Win 10! …

• The Grid Waits for No Man! - 30 June 2017

  We apologize for the compatibility issues we’ve been having with Windows 10. But we’re happy to say that our top engineers pulled an Alan Bradley and solved the problem. So, grab your disc and get on your light cycle, it’s time to defeat fCon!

• The Grid Waits for No Man! - 30 June 2017

  We apologize for the compatibility issues we’ve been having with Windows 10. But we’re happy to say that our top engineers pulled an Alan Bradley and solved the problem. So, grab your disc and get on your light cycle, it’s time to defeat fCon!

• The 10 Best Games Based On Movies - 27 November 2015

  I had twin criteria for this. The first was ‘is it a decent game?’ and the second ‘does it meaningfully evoke the spirit, themes or characters of the movie in addition to having Quite Good Guns And Graphics?’ The second saw quite a few games which would otherwise qualify ruled out. This year’s Mad Max, for instance, was an agreeable murder-romp but it’s much harder to argue that it nails the desperation or oddness of the films it’s based on. Star Wars: Battlefront, meanwhile, is an OK online shooter with marvellous graphics, but it’s too mechanical to ‘feel’ like Star Wars once you get beyond the spectacular presentation. Ah, ‘feel’. That’s the thing, isn’t it? Does a movie game make you feel like you’re a part of that movie’s wider world, or is it just wearing its skin? It’s that quest…

• The 50 Best FPS Ever Made - 13 May 2015

  Gathering together the best shooters is no easy task, but if you’re looking for a new PC FPS to play, look no further. Your favourite game is at number 51. …

• Have You Played TRON 2.0? - 6 December 2014

  Have You Played? is an endless stream of game recommendations. One a day, every day of the year, perhaps for all time. Daft Punk’s Tron: Legacy soundtrack has taken up residency on my speakers once again, so my mind naturally turns to the other time a series with far more potential than actual achievement reached great heights. 2003’s Tron 2.0 was a mixed bag for sure, but for visual style – abstract shapes, big punchy colour, swathes of otherworldly black – it remains one to beat. …

• Tron 2.0 is re-rezzed on Steam - 10 October 2014

  Tron 2.0 was not a hit by any stretch of the imagination. Released in 2003, it was well-reviewed, but didn't catch on with gamers; Tron fans in particular, at least those that I know, seemed to have a particular dislike for it. I, on the other hand, was a big fan, and so I'm very pleased to see that it's taken its rightful place in Disney's recently-launched Steam stable . The game is really only loosely connected to the movie: Bruce Boxleitner reprises his role as Alan Bradley, but the action focuses on his son Jethro, aka Jet, who is digitized by his father's AI to aid in the fight against the runaway virus Thorne. It's a fairly conventional shooter, but the expected Tron elements are all here too; the disc weapon made famous by the movie is present and actually quite useful, and you will also race light cycles—although you'll be forgiven if you choose to skip those bits, since…

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