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* AllegedlyFreeGame: {{Downplayed}}. You can't buy anything with real currency that will give you an edge in the game, but you can buy strawberries with real world money, which in turn can be used to buy costumes for your mouse. While you ''can'' get costumes by collecting cheese normally, it takes ''for freaking ever'' to do so, since costume items cost a lot of cheese, and usually cost far less strawberries by comparison. [[note]]For example, a costume item that costs 1,000 or so cheese will likely cost 50-100 strawberries, which is around a dollar in real life.[[/note]] The ''Main/{{Steam}}'' also allows you to use money from your Steam wallet to buy Strawberries, too.
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*** You can buy [[TheSimpsons Marge Simpson's]] hair, [[DragonBall Super Saiyan 2]] hair, {{Mario}}'s cap, {{Asterix}}'s helmet, ViewtifulJoe's helmet and VideoGame/MegaMan's helmet in the shop, as well as an eggshell hat reminiscent of [[VideoGame/YoshisIsland Yoshi's]]. [[VideoGame/{{Touhou}} Yuuka's PC-98 Nightcap]] is also available.
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*** You can buy [[TheSimpsons [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons Marge Simpson's]] hair, [[DragonBall Super Saiyan 2]] hair, {{Mario}}'s cap, {{Asterix}}'s ComicBook/{{Asterix}}'s helmet, ViewtifulJoe's helmet and VideoGame/MegaMan's helmet in the shop, as well as an eggshell hat reminiscent of [[VideoGame/YoshisIsland Yoshi's]]. [[VideoGame/{{Touhou}} Yuuka's PC-98 Nightcap]] is also available.
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* CaramelldansenVid: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bt2R2jafKmc Danced in the game itself!]]
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* CaramelldansenVid: [[http://www.[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bt2R2jafKmc com/watch?v=42ZQBPuHnXc Danced in the game itself!]]
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* EldritchAbomination: Through dark shaman troll magic and abuse of Transformice physics, shamans are able to create a flying aberration formed of anvil tentacles; the aforementioned Anvil God. In one of the maps, you must [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu face a resident Anvil God]] to get the cheese.
** There's also the Anvil Snake, which is usually made up of two Anvil Gods connected to each other by a string of normal anvils connected with green anvils
** Shamans can make totems that are Anvil Gods, though usually only one because of the limit on how many objects you can have in a totem. You can also make "Anvil Gods" out of balls.
** There's also the Anvil Snake, which is usually made up of two Anvil Gods connected to each other by a string of normal anvils connected with green anvils
** Shamans can make totems that are Anvil Gods, though usually only one because of the limit on how many objects you can have in a totem. You can also make "Anvil Gods" out of balls.
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* EldritchAbomination: Through dark shaman troll magic and abuse of Transformice physics, shamans are able to create a flying aberration formed of anvil tentacles; many anvils connected to each other with rotating anchors stacked on top of each other; the aforementioned Anvil God. In one of the maps, you must [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu face a resident Anvil God]] to get the cheese.
** There's also the Anvil Snake, which isusually made up of two Anvil Gods connected to each other by a string of normal anvils connected to each other with normal green anvils
** Shamans can make totemsanvils that are Anvil Gods, though usually only one because of the limit on how many objects you can have in a totem. You can also make "Anvil Gods" out of balls.don't rotate.
** There's also the Anvil Snake, which is
** Shamans can make totems
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** There's also Spirit, an invokable-by-shaman explosion. There is at least one level built around it.
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** There's also Spirit, an invokable-by-shaman explosion. There is at least one level built around it. Be prepared to fall down if you're trying to wall jump if a shaman spawns a spirit near you (or directly above your head).
*** One of the shaman skills allows shamans to make the spirit even more powerful, and another skill allows them to use the Anti-Spirit by spawning an invisible spirit, which pushes mice towards it instead of away from it
*** One of the shaman skills allows shamans to make the spirit even more powerful, and another skill allows them to use the Anti-Spirit by spawning an invisible spirit, which pushes mice towards it instead of away from it
** One update made it so that solid balloons will explode if too many mice are standing on top of it, and one shaman skill makes giant bubbles that function the exact same way as solid balloons if someone dies.
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* GravityScrew: There's a level in which the gravity switches after a few seconds. Naturally, it consists of a flat floor, has no roof or platforms of any kind, and [[EverythingIsTryingToKillYou the sky kills you]] if a shaman doesn't build a roof above everyone's head fast enough.
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* GravityScrew: There's a level in which the gravity switches after a few seconds. Naturally, it consists of a flat floor, has no roof or platforms of any kind, and [[EverythingIsTryingToKillYou the sky kills you]] if a shaman doesn't build a roof plank with a red anchor above everyone's head fast enough.
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* SpringJump: The shaman can summon a trampoline on most maps. There's also a map that is essentially an enclosed box with walls that bounce mice up to [[MemeticMutation warp speed]].
** Then there's lava, which will make you fly off the screen unless you hold the jump button when jumping on it.
** Then there's lava, which will make you fly off the screen unless you hold the jump button when jumping on it.
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* SpringJump: The shaman can summon a trampoline on most maps. There's also a map shaman skill that allows shamans to spawn 3 springs (1 if they're on divine mode) that allow mice to jump pretty high (especially if there's two or even three springs directly on top of each other).
** Map 70 is essentially an enclosed box with walls made of the trampoline ground (with a smaller box to side that the mice spawn in) that bounce mice up to [[MemeticMutation warp speed]].
** Then there's lava, which will make you fly off the screen unless youhold quickly press the jump button when jumping on it.after simply touching the lava.
** Some vanilla maps allow shamans to spawn trampolines
** Map 70 is essentially an enclosed box with walls made of the trampoline ground (with a smaller box to side that the mice spawn in) that bounce mice up to [[MemeticMutation warp speed]].
** Then there's lava, which will make you fly off the screen unless you
** Some vanilla maps allow shamans to spawn trampolines
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** Version 0.154 re-introduced the mouse transformation in special maps.
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** Version 0.154 re-introduced the mouse transformation in special maps.maps 200 to 210.
** Version 1.82 introduced shaman skills, one of which allowed the shaman to give up to five mice the ability to transform into items for the rest of the round.
** Version 1.82 introduced shaman skills, one of which allowed the shaman to give up to five mice the ability to transform into items for the rest of the round.
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* ChainedHeat: Several levels revolve around pairing off mice and tethering them to each other, forcing them to work together to survive and sometimes to reach otherwise unreachable cheese. Some of them succeed.
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* ChainedHeat: Several levels maps revolve around pairing off mice with their "soulmate" and tethering them to each other, forcing them to work together to survive and sometimes to reach otherwise unreachable cheese. Some of them succeed.
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* DummiedOut: There was a version with portals (later said to be a 'test of a piece of code'), which were removed after a massive [[TheyChangedItNowItSucks fan outcry]]. Later versions re-included them in a specific couple of levels.
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* DummiedOut: There was a version with portals (later said to be a 'test of a piece of code'), which were removed after a massive [[TheyChangedItNowItSucks fan outcry]]. Later versions re-included them in a specific couple of levels. It get's a bit glitchy if you're on a soulmate map and you and your soulmate don't both go through a portal at the same time, and both of you may end up getting slingshot off the map
** There's also the Anvil Snake, which is usually made up of two Anvil Gods connected to each other by a string of normal anvils connected with green anvils
** Shamans can make totems that are Anvil Gods, though usually only one because of the limit on how many objects you can have in a totem. You can also make "Anvil Gods" out of balls.
** Shamans can make totems that are Anvil Gods, though usually only one because of the limit on how many objects you can have in a totem. You can also make "Anvil Gods" out of balls.
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* FanNickname: "Fan God" (or sometimes "Plank God" or "Windmill God") for the aforementioned spinning board.
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* FanNickname: Some maps revolve around the mice trying to avoid rapidly spinning planks in the air (but the planks remain in the air thanks to the magic of red anchors), and these planks were affectionately given the nickname of "Fan God" (or sometimes God", "Plank God" or "Windmill God") for the aforementioned spinning board.God"
** Anvil God and Anvil Snake are also examples
** Anvil God and Anvil Snake are also examples
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* GravityScrew: There's a level in which the gravity switches after a few seconds. Naturally, it consists of a flat floor, has no roof or platforms of any kind, and [[EverythingIsTryingToKillYou the sky kills you]].
* [[{{Griefer}} Griefing]]: If a Shaman is a dick, there is not much the other mice can do about it. It is also possible on certain maps to screw over other players.
* [[{{Griefer}} Griefing]]: If a Shaman is a dick, there is not much the other mice can do about it. It is also possible on certain maps to screw over other players.
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** The upside-down levels are no longer upside down though, and it doesn't seem like they will ever be upside down again...
* GravityScrew: There's a level in which the gravity switches after a few seconds. Naturally, it consists of a flat floor, has no roof or platforms of any kind, and [[EverythingIsTryingToKillYou the sky killsyou]].
you]] if a shaman doesn't build a roof above everyone's head fast enough.
* [[{{Griefer}} Griefing]]: If a Shaman is a dick, there is not much the other mice can do about it. It is also possible oncertain collision maps to screw over other players.players.
** During transformation maps, many people simply try to push all the transformed players off the map, or players transformed into planks will block other mice from reaching the top of a platform that they're attempting to wall jump.
* GravityScrew: There's a level in which the gravity switches after a few seconds. Naturally, it consists of a flat floor, has no roof or platforms of any kind, and [[EverythingIsTryingToKillYou the sky kills
* [[{{Griefer}} Griefing]]: If a Shaman is a dick, there is not much the other mice can do about it. It is also possible on
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* LuckBasedMission: Your success in most of the pusher maps depends entirely on where you spawn in the mouse pile. Most levels are also impossible to finish if you happen to get a shaman who doesn't know what to do.
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** Update 1.82 also introduced skills, one of which allows shamans to give random mice near them the ability to transform into objects for the rest of the round
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* StockAnimalDiet: Mice and cheese, of course.
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* BlessedAreTheCheesemakers: The entire goal of the game is to accumulate as much cheese as possible.
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* WikiRule: [[http://www.transformicewiki.com/index.php?title=Main_Page Didn't even take that long.]]
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* WikiRule: [[http://www.transformicewiki.com/index.php?title=Main_Page [[http://cheese.formice.com/wiki/Main_Page Didn't even take that long.]]
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*** Elvis's and ''Hatsune Miku's'' hair appears in the shop.
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*** Elvis's and Elvis, ''Hatsune Miku's'' Miku'', and Rin Kagamine's hair appears appear in the shop.
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* LeeroyJenkins : The only way to describe the tactics of the "regular" mice at times.
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* EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses: The titles "Princess of Transformice" and "Shaman Princess"
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-->''"...which are two of the finest things in life. Cheese... and an anvil."''
--->[[WebAnimation/HomestarRunner Strong Bad]]
''{{Transformice}}'' is a Flash-based multiplayer game, featuring a mischief[[hottip:* :[[TVTropesWillEnhanceYourLife Yes, that is the right term.]] of mice trying to get as many pieces of cheese back to the hole as possible on various deathtrap-laden maps. Among the mice is a Shaman, who can conjure up a variety of items to help his disciples in their task. Sometimes, the game will add a bit of competition by selecting two Shamans and pitting them against each other in a fight over who can get more mice to the hole of their color.
--->[[WebAnimation/HomestarRunner Strong Bad]]
''{{Transformice}}'' is a Flash-based multiplayer game, featuring a mischief[[hottip:* :[[TVTropesWillEnhanceYourLife Yes, that is the right term.]] of mice trying to get as many pieces of cheese back to the hole as possible on various deathtrap-laden maps. Among the mice is a Shaman, who can conjure up a variety of items to help his disciples in their task. Sometimes, the game will add a bit of competition by selecting two Shamans and pitting them against each other in a fight over who can get more mice to the hole of their color.
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''{{Transformice}}''
'''''Transformice''''' is a Flash-based multiplayer game, featuring a
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* AmbidextrousSprite: Monocles, ribbons, eyepatches etc. switch from side to side depending on which way the mouse is facing.
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* AmbidextrousSprite: Monocles, ribbons, eyepatches etc. switch from side to side depending on which way AscendedGlitch: The walljump and airjump. A good portion of the mouse is facing.user made levels require people to use these in order to win, especially boot camp maps.
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* GoodBadBugs: The walljump and airjump. A good portion of the user made levels require people to use these in order to win.
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* ViewersAreMorons: Dear anvil god your faith in humanity will take a major blow after playing this game for half an hour. It's not just "oh, that trap was kind of tricky, but you'll do better next time", it's "this is an obvious death trap, and those real players ran into it headlong and just lost."
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* XMeetsY: Observing the usual course of a game, one would surmise that this is a multiplayer version of ''VideoGame/{{Lemmings}}''.)
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* XMeetsY: Observing the usual course of a game, one would surmise that this is a multiplayer version of ''VideoGame/{{Lemmings}}''.)
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** When two shamans each build an item at the same time, the game can occasionally get their properties mixed up, resulting in the items being physically connected to each other despite being in two different parts of the room. [[ItGotWorse Then they start interacting with the environment.]] [[HilarityEnsues "LOL PHYSICS"]] indeed.
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** When two shamans each build an item at the same time, the game can occasionally get their properties mixed up, resulting in the items being physically connected to each other despite being in two different parts of the room. [[ItGotWorse Then they start interacting with the environment.]] environment. [[HilarityEnsues "LOL PHYSICS"]] indeed.
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*** Red and green [[StarWars lightsabers]], [[{{Bleach}} Urahara's hat and Zangetsu]] are also available.
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*** Red and green [[StarWars lightsabers]], [[{{Bleach}} [[Manga/{{Bleach}} Urahara's hat and Zangetsu]] are also available.
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* {{Dronejam}}: Some levels cause the mice to physically interact, pushing each other around. These maps are inevitably built around [[BottomlessPit bottomless pits]] and/or long narrow passages that need to be traversed both ways and through which mice can only pass single-file.
** CraniumRide often results as a convenient way to traverse said pits, much to the frustration of the mice being ridden.
** CraniumRide often results as a convenient way to traverse said pits, much to the frustration of the mice being ridden.
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*** You can buy [[TheSimpsons Marge Simpson's]] hair, [[DragonBall Super Saiyan 2]] hair, {{Mario}}'s cap, {{Asterix}}'s helmet, ViewtifulJoe's helmet and VideoGame/MegaMan's helmet in the shop, as well as an eggshell hat reminiscent of [[VideoGame/YoshisIsland Yoshi's]]. [[TouhouProject Yuuka's PC-98 Nightcap]] is also available.
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*** You can buy [[TheSimpsons Marge Simpson's]] hair, [[DragonBall Super Saiyan 2]] hair, {{Mario}}'s cap, {{Asterix}}'s helmet, ViewtifulJoe's helmet and VideoGame/MegaMan's helmet in the shop, as well as an eggshell hat reminiscent of [[VideoGame/YoshisIsland Yoshi's]]. [[TouhouProject [[VideoGame/{{Touhou}} Yuuka's PC-98 Nightcap]] is also available.
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** Also, one of the {{Cosmetic Award}}s you can buy with your cheese is a pair of TriangleShades, which resemble either [[VideoGame/SuperMarioBros2 the Mouser]]'s or [[TengenToppaGurrenLagann Kamina]]'s.
*** You can buy [[TheSimpsons Marge Simpson]]'s hair, [[DragonBall Super Saiyan 2]] hair, {{Mario}}'s cap, {{Asterix}}'s helmet, ViewtifulJoe's helmet and VideoGame/MegaMan's helmet in the shop, as well as an eggshell hat reminiscent of [[VideoGame/YoshisIsland Yoshi]]'s. [[TouhouProject Yuuka's PC-98 Nightcap]] is also available.
*** You can buy [[TheSimpsons Marge Simpson]]'s hair, [[DragonBall Super Saiyan 2]] hair, {{Mario}}'s cap, {{Asterix}}'s helmet, ViewtifulJoe's helmet and VideoGame/MegaMan's helmet in the shop, as well as an eggshell hat reminiscent of [[VideoGame/YoshisIsland Yoshi]]'s. [[TouhouProject Yuuka's PC-98 Nightcap]] is also available.
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** Also, one of the {{Cosmetic Award}}s you can buy with your cheese is a pair of TriangleShades, which resemble either [[VideoGame/SuperMarioBros2 the Mouser]]'s Mouser's]] or [[TengenToppaGurrenLagann Kamina]]'s.
Kamina's]].
*** You can buy [[TheSimpsons MargeSimpson]]'s Simpson's]] hair, [[DragonBall Super Saiyan 2]] hair, {{Mario}}'s cap, {{Asterix}}'s helmet, ViewtifulJoe's helmet and VideoGame/MegaMan's helmet in the shop, as well as an eggshell hat reminiscent of [[VideoGame/YoshisIsland Yoshi]]'s.Yoshi's]]. [[TouhouProject Yuuka's PC-98 Nightcap]] is also available.
*** You can buy [[TheSimpsons Marge
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* DummiedOut: There was a version with portals (later said to be a 'test of a piece of code'), which were removed after a massive [[TheyChangedItNowItSucks fan]] [[RuinedForever outcry]]. Later versions re-included them in a specific couple of levels.
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* EldritchAbomination: Through dark shaman troll magic and abuse of Transformice physics, shamans are able to create a flying aberration formed of anvil tentacles; the aforementioned Anvil God. In one of the maps, you must [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu face a resident Anvil God]] to get the cheese.
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* EldritchAbomination: Through dark shaman troll magic and abuse of Transformice physics, shamans are able to create a flying aberration formed of anvil tentacles; the aforementioned Anvil God. In one of the maps, you must [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu face a resident Anvil God]] to get the cheese.
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** Also, the Fan God maps. The shaman is supposed to stop the fan from moving, but if the shaman dies while doing so/doesn't know what to do/is AFK or if you want to be first, you just have to run under it and pray that it won't fling you off the screen.
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** Also, the Fan God maps. The shaman is supposed to stop the fan from moving, but if the shaman dies while doing so/doesn't know what to do/is AFK or if you want to be first, you just have to run under it and pray that it won't fling you off the screen.
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*** You can buy [[TheSimpsons Marge Simpson]]'s hair, [[DragonBall Super Saiyan 2]] hair, {{Mario}}'s cap, {{Asterix}}'s helmet, {{Viewtiful Joe}}'s helmet and VideoGame/MegaMan's helmet in the shop, as well as an eggshell hat reminiscent of [[VideoGame/YoshisIsland Yoshi]]'s. [[TouhouProject Yuuka's PC-98 Nightcap]] is also available.
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*** You can buy [[TheSimpsons Marge Simpson]]'s hair, [[DragonBall Super Saiyan 2]] hair, {{Mario}}'s cap, {{Asterix}}'s helmet, {{Viewtiful Joe}}'s ViewtifulJoe's helmet and VideoGame/MegaMan's helmet in the shop, as well as an eggshell hat reminiscent of [[VideoGame/YoshisIsland Yoshi]]'s. [[TouhouProject Yuuka's PC-98 Nightcap]] is also available.
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* XMeetsY: Observing the usual course of a game, one would surmise that this is a multiplayer version of ''{{Lemmings}}''.)
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** Bootcamp. 5 minutes going by and 5 cheese gathered in a 30+ mice room is ''above average'' in this room.
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** Bootcamp. 5 minutes going by and 5 cheese gathered in a 30+ mice room is ''above average'' in this room.
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* FanNickname: "Fan God" (or sometimes "Plank God" or "Windmill God") for the aforementioned BeyondTheImpossible spinning board.
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''{{Transformice}}'' is a Flash-based multiplayer game, featuring a mischief[[hottip:* :[[TVTropesWillEnhanceYourLife Yes, that is the right term.]]]] of mice trying to get as many pieces of cheese back to the hole as possible on various deathtrap-laden maps. Among the mice is a Shaman, who can conjure up a variety of items to help his disciples in their task. Sometimes, the game will add a bit of competition by selecting two Shamans and pitting them against each other in a fight over who can get more mice to the hole of their color.
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''{{Transformice}}'' is a Flash-based multiplayer game, featuring a mischief[[hottip:* :[[TVTropesWillEnhanceYourLife Yes, that is the right term.]]]] ]] of mice trying to get as many pieces of cheese back to the hole as possible on various deathtrap-laden maps. Among the mice is a Shaman, who can conjure up a variety of items to help his disciples in their task. Sometimes, the game will add a bit of competition by selecting two Shamans and pitting them against each other in a fight over who can get more mice to the hole of their color.
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-->''"...which are two of the finest things in life. Cheese... and an anvil."''
--->[[HomestarRunner Strong Bad]]
''{{Transformice}}'' is a Flash-based multiplayer game, featuring a mischief[[hottip:* :[[TVTropesWillEnhanceYourLife Yes, that is the right term.]]]] of mice trying to get as many pieces of cheese back to the hole as possible on various deathtrap-laden maps. Among the mice is a Shaman, who can conjure up a variety of items to help his disciples in their task. Sometimes, the game will add a bit of competition by selecting two Shamans and pitting them against each other in a fight over who can get more mice to the hole of their color.
Because getting in each other's way is of course what this game is all about. Most maps are completely trivial and could easily be navigated successfully with zero casualties if it weren't for the fact that the mice tend to rush recklessly forward at the earliest opportunity. There are two reasons for this. The first reason lies in the scoring system. The player with the highest score gets to be Shaman in the next round, then their score is reset and they start over. Players score points by bringing cheese to the hole, and the more people they are quicker than, the more points they get. The second reason is that getting cheese first unlocks various [[CosmeticAward titles]]. [[HilarityEnsues The consequences of this arrangement are apparent.]]
Seeing as this is a browser game that anyone can play at any time, it offers a unique insight into the Internet's collective consciousness. The game currently runs on the following servers:
* [[http://fr.transformice.com/ French]]
* [[http://en.transformice.com English 1]]
* [[http://en2.transformice.com English 2]]
* [[http://ru.transformice.com Russian]]
* [[http://br.transformice.com Brazilian 1]]
* [[http://br2.transformice.com Brazilian 2]]
* [[http://br3.transformice.com Brazilian 3]]
* [[http://tr.transformice.com Turkish]]
* [[http://ch.transformice.com Chinese]]
* [[http://www.kongregate.com/games/Tigrounette/transformice?acomplete=transformice Kongregate]].
!!This game provides examples of:
* ArtifactTitle: The "transform" part of the name comes from an early version where the mice could transform into shaman items.
** Version 0.154 re-introduced the mouse transformation in special maps.
* ArtificialStupidity: Completely averted, due to all the mice being controlled by other players. Not that you could tell just by watching, mind you.
* AmbidextrousSprite: Monocles, ribbons, eyepatches etc. switch from side to side depending on which way the mouse is facing.
* {{Balloonacy}}: Balloons can be used to lift items and mice.
* BlatantItemPlacement: Sometimes a map is nothing more than an empty room with a piece of cheese in it. [[DeathTrap Results]] [[CartoonBomb may]] [[SchmuckBait vary]].
* BlatantLies: Occasionally when one of the shamans say 'peace' in a shaman battle map, they're plotting the downfall of the other one.
* BlackoutBasement: [[strike:Nightmare]] "Nighttime Mode" maps.
* BottomlessPit
* BeyondTheImpossible: [[strike:That one map]] Those ''four'' maps with the super fast spinning plank that shoves you off the stage.
** The purple bouncy room and the Anvil God.
** Bootcamp. 5 minutes going by and 5 cheese gathered in a 30+ mice room is ''above average'' in this room.
* CaramelldansenVid: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bt2R2jafKmc Danced in the game itself!]]
* CartoonBomb: Possibly the only threat that cannot be directly brought on by Shamans.
* CartoonCheese
* ChainedHeat: Several levels revolve around pairing off mice and tethering them to each other, forcing them to work together to survive and sometimes to reach otherwise unreachable cheese. Some of them succeed.
* CosmeticAward: Fulfilling certain criteria unlocks various titles, such as "Pirate Mouse", "Mouse On Strike", "Accomplished Shaman" or "Nice Mouse". Players can use any title they've already unlocked. You can also buy various accessories such as hats with cheese in the shop.
* CriticalEncumbranceFailure: Caused by chocolate ground. Without cheese, you can run across a bit slower than normal. With cheese, you aren't going anywhere.
* {{Dronejam}}: Some levels cause the mice to physically interact, pushing each other around. These maps are inevitably built around [[BottomlessPit bottomless pits]] and/or long narrow passages that need to be traversed both ways and through which mice can only pass single-file.
** CraniumRide often results as a convenient way to traverse said pits, much to the frustration of the mice being ridden.
* DummiedOut: There was a version with portals (later said to be a 'test of a piece of code'), which were removed after a massive [[TheyChangedItNowItSucks fan]] [[RuinedForever outcry]]. Later versions re-included them in a specific couple of levels.
** There also was a super-spirit at one point, but it was removed after a few days for being [[GameBreaker massively overpowered]].
* EldritchAbomination: Through dark shaman troll magic and abuse of Transformice physics, shamans are able to create a flying aberration formed of anvil tentacles; the aforementioned Anvil God. In one of the maps, you must [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu face a resident Anvil God]] to get the cheese.
* EscortMission: The entire premise of the game. Interestingly, all the escortees are controlled by other players, proving that real intelligence performs no better in these than artificial one.
* ExplosionPropulsion: It is possible to use bomb explosions to propel the mouse to the exit faster than would be possible by running, but pulling this off on purpose is tricky.
** There's also Spirit, an invokable-by-shaman explosion. There is at least one level built around it.
** Two levels are built around the shaman creating balls that explode after a few seconds, rather than the usual kind.
* FacePalm: One of the newer emoticons is that.
* FanNickname: "Fan God" (or sometimes "Plank God" or "Windmill God") for the aforementioned BeyondTheImpossible spinning board.
* FloatingPlatforms
* FrictionlessIce: Annoyingly, ice walls can't be walljumped off of, which is especially deadly when jumping from one thin ice spike to another.
* GameBreakingBug: The game's physics engine can, on occasion, sabotage a Shaman's bridge-building efforts simply because of the odd ways in which the various pieces interact with each other. Fortunately, because it only affects one stage at a time, it can be [[SoBadItsGood very entertaining to watch.]]
** When two shamans each build an item at the same time, the game can occasionally get their properties mixed up, resulting in the items being physically connected to each other despite being in two different parts of the room. [[ItGotWorse Then they start interacting with the environment.]] [[HilarityEnsues "LOL PHYSICS"]] indeed.
*** The same thing used to happen with snowballs.
* GimmickLevel: There's the occasional upside-down level. This includes the mice's names and speech bubbles.
* GravityScrew: There's a level in which the gravity switches after a few seconds. Naturally, it consists of a flat floor, has no roof or platforms of any kind, and [[EverythingIsTryingToKillYou the sky kills you]].
* [[{{Griefer}} Griefing]]: If a Shaman is a dick, there is not much the other mice can do about it. It is also possible on certain maps to screw over other players.
** Imagine if the other players had a deliberate means of knocking other players and shamans off precarious platforms and messing up careful structural design, including pushing invisible objects. Well, thanks to the likely seasonal addition of snowballs, they did, but they have been removed.
* IncrediblyLamePun: Some of the titles. "The Cheesen One," anyone?
* ItAmusedMe: It might as well be named ''Trolling: The Game''.
* JumpPhysics: [[WallJump Walljumping]] and [[DoubleJump airjumping]] abounds. Both are technically bugs, though.
* LevelEditor
* LuckBasedMission: Your success in most of the pusher maps depends entirely on where you spawn in the mouse pile. Most levels are also impossible to finish if you happen to get a shaman who doesn't know what to do.
** Also, the Fan God maps. The shaman is supposed to stop the fan from moving, but if the shaman dies while doing so/doesn't know what to do/is AFK or if you want to be first, you just have to run under it and pray that it won't fling you off the screen.
** Map 99, if you want first.
** In map 41, you start in a special car that the Shaman is supposed to push to the cheese and back. You better hope you glitch out of the box, or no cheese for you ^_^
* NiceHat: Quite a few. A Soviet-looking CommissarCap among them.
* NintendoHard: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Boot Camp mode]].
* NonindicativeName: The mice actually don't transform... until version 0.154, which introduced a couple of special maps where mice ''do'' transform.
* NoPlotNoProblem: Mice want cheese. That's all there is to it.
* ObviousTrap: It doesn't matter ''how'' obvious, ''someone'' will run straight into it.
* OcularGushers: The "/cry" command.
* [[RedOniBlueOni Pink Shaman Teal Shaman]]
* PitTrap: How about a fake floor surrounded by normal, visually indistinguishable floor? Located on a map that looks identical to another map, which has a normal solid floor throughout?
** How about a level with four chunks of cheese, three of which have under them aforementioned invisible pits? How about having these pits distributed ''randomly'' each time the level starts? Yeah...
* RandomlyDrops: The Christmas presents in the 2011 Christmas event have a 10% chance of giving you an item, 40% chance of giving you a piece of cheese, and 50% chance of giving you nothing whatsoever.
* RedHerring: Sometimes [[MemeticMutation the cheese is a lie]].
* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: The mice.
* RunningGag: There are several maps that look to be a [[ObviousTrap straight run to the cheese with no visible obstacles]].
* SequenceBreaking: The game world actually extends beyond the edges of the screen, which can be used to bypass some obstacles on certain maps.
* ShoutOut: "[[{{Seinfeld}} No cheese for you!]]"
** Also, one of the {{Cosmetic Award}}s you can buy with your cheese is a pair of TriangleShades, which resemble either [[VideoGame/SuperMarioBros2 the Mouser]]'s or [[TengenToppaGurrenLagann Kamina]]'s.
*** You can buy [[TheSimpsons Marge Simpson]]'s hair, [[DragonBall Super Saiyan 2]] hair, {{Mario}}'s cap, {{Asterix}}'s helmet, {{Viewtiful Joe}}'s helmet and VideoGame/MegaMan's helmet in the shop, as well as an eggshell hat reminiscent of [[VideoGame/YoshisIsland Yoshi]]'s. [[TouhouProject Yuuka's PC-98 Nightcap]] is also available.
*** Red and green [[StarWars lightsabers]], [[{{Bleach}} Urahara's hat and Zangetsu]] are also available.
*** And now WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic-inspired hairstyles. Cue ColbertBump from Equestria Daily.
** The title you get for collecting 1800 cheese is "The Reaper". [[AC:[[{{Discworld}} Squeak.]]]]
** The title you get for getting 1800 firsts is "[[SonicTheHedgehog Sonic The Mouse]]".
* SlashCommand
* SpringJump: The shaman can summon a trampoline on most maps. There's also a map that is essentially an enclosed box with walls that bounce mice up to [[MemeticMutation warp speed]].
** Then there's lava, which will make you fly off the screen unless you hold the jump button when jumping on it.
* TemporaryPlatform: Some normal ones, and a [[PlatformHell made-of-ice]] variation.
* TimedMission: You get 2 minutes per level, and if the shaman(s) die or there are only two mice left in the game, the clock is reset to 20 seconds.
* TooDumbToLive: Some levels are blatant deathtraps, yet inevitably at least half the mice rush blindly towards their doom anyway.
* TrialAndErrorGameplay
* VictoryPose: The /dance command, [[CaptainObvious which makes your mouse do a little dance]], can be used for this effect.
* VideoGameCaringPotential: The whole idea behind the shaman is to help other players. In theory. In practice, however...
* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: ''And how.'' Note, however, that any and all cruelty is done upon real players.
* WideOpenSandbox: You have a map layout, the mice, the cheese, and the mousehole. Everything else is up to you.
* WikiRule: [[http://www.transformicewiki.com/index.php?title=Main_Page Didn't even take that long.]]
* WreakingHavok: It uses the [[http://www.box2d.org/ Box2D]] engine.
* XMeetsY: Observing the usual course of a game, one would surmise that this is a multiplayer version of ''{{Lemmings}}''.)
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-->''"...which are two of the finest things in life. Cheese... and an anvil."''
--->[[HomestarRunner Strong Bad]]
''{{Transformice}}'' is a Flash-based multiplayer game, featuring a mischief[[hottip:* :[[TVTropesWillEnhanceYourLife Yes, that is the right term.]]]] of mice trying to get as many pieces of cheese back to the hole as possible on various deathtrap-laden maps. Among the mice is a Shaman, who can conjure up a variety of items to help his disciples in their task. Sometimes, the game will add a bit of competition by selecting two Shamans and pitting them against each other in a fight over who can get more mice to the hole of their color.
Because getting in each other's way is of course what this game is all about. Most maps are completely trivial and could easily be navigated successfully with zero casualties if it weren't for the fact that the mice tend to rush recklessly forward at the earliest opportunity. There are two reasons for this. The first reason lies in the scoring system. The player with the highest score gets to be Shaman in the next round, then their score is reset and they start over. Players score points by bringing cheese to the hole, and the more people they are quicker than, the more points they get. The second reason is that getting cheese first unlocks various [[CosmeticAward titles]]. [[HilarityEnsues The consequences of this arrangement are apparent.]]
Seeing as this is a browser game that anyone can play at any time, it offers a unique insight into the Internet's collective consciousness. The game currently runs on the following servers:
* [[http://fr.transformice.com/ French]]
* [[http://en.transformice.com English 1]]
* [[http://en2.transformice.com English 2]]
* [[http://ru.transformice.com Russian]]
* [[http://br.transformice.com Brazilian 1]]
* [[http://br2.transformice.com Brazilian 2]]
* [[http://br3.transformice.com Brazilian 3]]
* [[http://tr.transformice.com Turkish]]
* [[http://ch.transformice.com Chinese]]
* [[http://www.kongregate.com/games/Tigrounette/transformice?acomplete=transformice Kongregate]].
!!This game provides examples of:
* ArtifactTitle: The "transform" part of the name comes from an early version where the mice could transform into shaman items.
** Version 0.154 re-introduced the mouse transformation in special maps.
* ArtificialStupidity: Completely averted, due to all the mice being controlled by other players. Not that you could tell just by watching, mind you.
* AmbidextrousSprite: Monocles, ribbons, eyepatches etc. switch from side to side depending on which way the mouse is facing.
* {{Balloonacy}}: Balloons can be used to lift items and mice.
* BlatantItemPlacement: Sometimes a map is nothing more than an empty room with a piece of cheese in it. [[DeathTrap Results]] [[CartoonBomb may]] [[SchmuckBait vary]].
* BlatantLies: Occasionally when one of the shamans say 'peace' in a shaman battle map, they're plotting the downfall of the other one.
* BlackoutBasement: [[strike:Nightmare]] "Nighttime Mode" maps.
* BottomlessPit
* BeyondTheImpossible: [[strike:That one map]] Those ''four'' maps with the super fast spinning plank that shoves you off the stage.
** The purple bouncy room and the Anvil God.
** Bootcamp. 5 minutes going by and 5 cheese gathered in a 30+ mice room is ''above average'' in this room.
* CaramelldansenVid: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bt2R2jafKmc Danced in the game itself!]]
* CartoonBomb: Possibly the only threat that cannot be directly brought on by Shamans.
* CartoonCheese
* ChainedHeat: Several levels revolve around pairing off mice and tethering them to each other, forcing them to work together to survive and sometimes to reach otherwise unreachable cheese. Some of them succeed.
* CosmeticAward: Fulfilling certain criteria unlocks various titles, such as "Pirate Mouse", "Mouse On Strike", "Accomplished Shaman" or "Nice Mouse". Players can use any title they've already unlocked. You can also buy various accessories such as hats with cheese in the shop.
* CriticalEncumbranceFailure: Caused by chocolate ground. Without cheese, you can run across a bit slower than normal. With cheese, you aren't going anywhere.
* {{Dronejam}}: Some levels cause the mice to physically interact, pushing each other around. These maps are inevitably built around [[BottomlessPit bottomless pits]] and/or long narrow passages that need to be traversed both ways and through which mice can only pass single-file.
** CraniumRide often results as a convenient way to traverse said pits, much to the frustration of the mice being ridden.
* DummiedOut: There was a version with portals (later said to be a 'test of a piece of code'), which were removed after a massive [[TheyChangedItNowItSucks fan]] [[RuinedForever outcry]]. Later versions re-included them in a specific couple of levels.
** There also was a super-spirit at one point, but it was removed after a few days for being [[GameBreaker massively overpowered]].
* EldritchAbomination: Through dark shaman troll magic and abuse of Transformice physics, shamans are able to create a flying aberration formed of anvil tentacles; the aforementioned Anvil God. In one of the maps, you must [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu face a resident Anvil God]] to get the cheese.
* EscortMission: The entire premise of the game. Interestingly, all the escortees are controlled by other players, proving that real intelligence performs no better in these than artificial one.
* ExplosionPropulsion: It is possible to use bomb explosions to propel the mouse to the exit faster than would be possible by running, but pulling this off on purpose is tricky.
** There's also Spirit, an invokable-by-shaman explosion. There is at least one level built around it.
** Two levels are built around the shaman creating balls that explode after a few seconds, rather than the usual kind.
* FacePalm: One of the newer emoticons is that.
* FanNickname: "Fan God" (or sometimes "Plank God" or "Windmill God") for the aforementioned BeyondTheImpossible spinning board.
* FloatingPlatforms
* FrictionlessIce: Annoyingly, ice walls can't be walljumped off of, which is especially deadly when jumping from one thin ice spike to another.
* GameBreakingBug: The game's physics engine can, on occasion, sabotage a Shaman's bridge-building efforts simply because of the odd ways in which the various pieces interact with each other. Fortunately, because it only affects one stage at a time, it can be [[SoBadItsGood very entertaining to watch.]]
** When two shamans each build an item at the same time, the game can occasionally get their properties mixed up, resulting in the items being physically connected to each other despite being in two different parts of the room. [[ItGotWorse Then they start interacting with the environment.]] [[HilarityEnsues "LOL PHYSICS"]] indeed.
*** The same thing used to happen with snowballs.
* GimmickLevel: There's the occasional upside-down level. This includes the mice's names and speech bubbles.
* GravityScrew: There's a level in which the gravity switches after a few seconds. Naturally, it consists of a flat floor, has no roof or platforms of any kind, and [[EverythingIsTryingToKillYou the sky kills you]].
* [[{{Griefer}} Griefing]]: If a Shaman is a dick, there is not much the other mice can do about it. It is also possible on certain maps to screw over other players.
** Imagine if the other players had a deliberate means of knocking other players and shamans off precarious platforms and messing up careful structural design, including pushing invisible objects. Well, thanks to the likely seasonal addition of snowballs, they did, but they have been removed.
* IncrediblyLamePun: Some of the titles. "The Cheesen One," anyone?
* ItAmusedMe: It might as well be named ''Trolling: The Game''.
* JumpPhysics: [[WallJump Walljumping]] and [[DoubleJump airjumping]] abounds. Both are technically bugs, though.
* LevelEditor
* LuckBasedMission: Your success in most of the pusher maps depends entirely on where you spawn in the mouse pile. Most levels are also impossible to finish if you happen to get a shaman who doesn't know what to do.
** Also, the Fan God maps. The shaman is supposed to stop the fan from moving, but if the shaman dies while doing so/doesn't know what to do/is AFK or if you want to be first, you just have to run under it and pray that it won't fling you off the screen.
** Map 99, if you want first.
** In map 41, you start in a special car that the Shaman is supposed to push to the cheese and back. You better hope you glitch out of the box, or no cheese for you ^_^
* NiceHat: Quite a few. A Soviet-looking CommissarCap among them.
* NintendoHard: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Boot Camp mode]].
* NonindicativeName: The mice actually don't transform... until version 0.154, which introduced a couple of special maps where mice ''do'' transform.
* NoPlotNoProblem: Mice want cheese. That's all there is to it.
* ObviousTrap: It doesn't matter ''how'' obvious, ''someone'' will run straight into it.
* OcularGushers: The "/cry" command.
* [[RedOniBlueOni Pink Shaman Teal Shaman]]
* PitTrap: How about a fake floor surrounded by normal, visually indistinguishable floor? Located on a map that looks identical to another map, which has a normal solid floor throughout?
** How about a level with four chunks of cheese, three of which have under them aforementioned invisible pits? How about having these pits distributed ''randomly'' each time the level starts? Yeah...
* RandomlyDrops: The Christmas presents in the 2011 Christmas event have a 10% chance of giving you an item, 40% chance of giving you a piece of cheese, and 50% chance of giving you nothing whatsoever.
* RedHerring: Sometimes [[MemeticMutation the cheese is a lie]].
* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: The mice.
* RunningGag: There are several maps that look to be a [[ObviousTrap straight run to the cheese with no visible obstacles]].
* SequenceBreaking: The game world actually extends beyond the edges of the screen, which can be used to bypass some obstacles on certain maps.
* ShoutOut: "[[{{Seinfeld}} No cheese for you!]]"
** Also, one of the {{Cosmetic Award}}s you can buy with your cheese is a pair of TriangleShades, which resemble either [[VideoGame/SuperMarioBros2 the Mouser]]'s or [[TengenToppaGurrenLagann Kamina]]'s.
*** You can buy [[TheSimpsons Marge Simpson]]'s hair, [[DragonBall Super Saiyan 2]] hair, {{Mario}}'s cap, {{Asterix}}'s helmet, {{Viewtiful Joe}}'s helmet and VideoGame/MegaMan's helmet in the shop, as well as an eggshell hat reminiscent of [[VideoGame/YoshisIsland Yoshi]]'s. [[TouhouProject Yuuka's PC-98 Nightcap]] is also available.
*** Red and green [[StarWars lightsabers]], [[{{Bleach}} Urahara's hat and Zangetsu]] are also available.
*** And now WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic-inspired hairstyles. Cue ColbertBump from Equestria Daily.
** The title you get for collecting 1800 cheese is "The Reaper". [[AC:[[{{Discworld}} Squeak.]]]]
** The title you get for getting 1800 firsts is "[[SonicTheHedgehog Sonic The Mouse]]".
* SlashCommand
* SpringJump: The shaman can summon a trampoline on most maps. There's also a map that is essentially an enclosed box with walls that bounce mice up to [[MemeticMutation warp speed]].
** Then there's lava, which will make you fly off the screen unless you hold the jump button when jumping on it.
* TemporaryPlatform: Some normal ones, and a [[PlatformHell made-of-ice]] variation.
* TimedMission: You get 2 minutes per level, and if the shaman(s) die or there are only two mice left in the game, the clock is reset to 20 seconds.
* TooDumbToLive: Some levels are blatant deathtraps, yet inevitably at least half the mice rush blindly towards their doom anyway.
* TrialAndErrorGameplay
* VictoryPose: The /dance command, [[CaptainObvious which makes your mouse do a little dance]], can be used for this effect.
* VideoGameCaringPotential: The whole idea behind the shaman is to help other players. In theory. In practice, however...
* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: ''And how.'' Note, however, that any and all cruelty is done upon real players.
* WideOpenSandbox: You have a map layout, the mice, the cheese, and the mousehole. Everything else is up to you.
* WikiRule: [[http://www.transformicewiki.com/index.php?title=Main_Page Didn't even take that long.]]
* WreakingHavok: It uses the [[http://www.box2d.org/ Box2D]] engine.
* XMeetsY: Observing the usual course of a game, one would surmise that this is a multiplayer version of ''{{Lemmings}}''.)
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