History VideoGame / GForce

* KillSat: [[spoiler:What Yanshu calls his "ultimate creation": a satellite in orbit equipped with a laser weapon able to take out other sateliites. This ends up being his undoing at the end of the game.]]

* AirborneMook: The air freshener, desk lamp, electric shaver, fire extinguisher, radio clock, torch, and non-automated vacuum cleaner can all fly.

* EarlyBirdCameo: The personal computer appears weaponizing during the Sabersense launch cutscene and unweaponized early on in Chapter 2: Snowball Unleashed before being introduced properly some time later in the same level.

** The desk lamp is shown weaponizing during the aforementioned Sabersense cutscene before the player meets one "in-person" during Chip Manufacturing.
** A family's toaster weaponizes in the launch cutscene before being fought for the first time at the start of the Saberling Offices level.

* HarmlessEnemy: The CPU fan can only slow the player down ([[ActionBomb not the berserk variant though]]) and the satellite dish can only block the player's way or prevent them from destroying another appliance.

* HelpfulMook: The desk lamp may ferry appliances around (including into battle with the player), but its cord can also be grabbed onto in order to traverse otherwise impossible obstacles (such as radioactive waste). Darwin also uses a fire extinguisher's flamethrower to melt ice on a few occasions.

* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler:Speckles pulls a [[Main/HeelFace Turn Heel-Face Turn]] near the end of the movie, but in the game he remains a villain right up until his defeat.]]

* GravitySucks: [[spoiler:All the satelllites Yanshu's [[Main/KillSat Kill Sat]] shoots down immediately fall to Earth, including the one that ends up destroying his [[Main/HumongousMecha Humongous Mecha]] Clusterstorm & defeating him.]]

* HoistByHisOwnPetard: [[spoiler:The satellite that Yanshu activates and starts destroying other satellites ends up defeating him when one of the satellites it shoots down rockets right into Clusterstorm.]]

* YouCantThwartStageOne: Nearly played straight but then ultimately [[Main/SubvertedTrope subverted]]: at the beginning of the game G-Force attempts to stop Sabersense from being launched, but even though they interrupt Leonard Saber's video link Sabersense still activates anyway, thus making every Saberling appliance into an enemy for the rest of the game.

*** [[spoiler: The subsequent appearance of [[Main/HumungousMecha Clusterstorm]].]]

* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler:Speckles pulls a Heel-Face Turn at the end of the movie, but in the game he stays a villain.]]

* EnemyScan: The Saberlizer allows you to scan each appliance you come across & determine what their weaknesses are.

* KillSat: [[spoiler:What [[Main/BigBad Yanshu]] calls his "ultimate creation": a satellite in orbit equipped with a laser weapon able to take out other sateliites. This ends up being his undoing at the end of the game.]]
* LightningGun: Darwin's Electro-Whip is a beam of electricity that he can use to strike any enemy to death or break open containers with.

-->'''Darwin:''' A partnership? With you Yanshu? You're talking to the wrong mammal: you're going down.

* WeaponizedCamera: Sometimes you'll run into a vacuum cleaner that has a camera as a weapon (albeit one that actually fires projectiles).

** Likewise two paper shredders appear twice in scripted sequences at the very beginning of Chapter 2: Snowball Unleashed and another one is taken out by an HRT operative later on in the same chapter before getting an introduction (& being fought) right when Darwin finds the safe containing the speaker blueprints (also in "Snowball Unleashed").

* ShockAndAwe: What the insect zapper does to poor Mooch if the latter gets close enough.

* StompyMooks: The paper shredder is very much this, emitting loud footstep sounds when weaponized and patrolling.

''G-Force'' is a video game adaptation of the 2009 Disney [[Film/GForce film of the same name]] that was released the same year for UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows, UsefulNotes/NintendoDS, UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, UsefulNotes/PlayStation3, UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable, UsefulNotes/{{Wii}}, UsefulNotes/Xbox360, and UsefulNotes/{{iOS|Games}}. In it, you play as Darwin, the leader of the team, assisted by Juarez, Blaster, Speckles, and Mooch.

* EarlyBirdCameo: The personal computer appears unweaponized early on in Chapter 2: Snowball Unleashed before being introduced properly some time later in the same level.

* MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily: The waffle maker and security door.

* ActionBomb: Alarm clocks & "berserk" CPU fans: upon spotting Darwin they will slowly waddle towards him & then explode when close enough.
* AirborneMook: The air freshener, desk lamp, electric shaver, fire extinguisher, radio clock, torch, & non-automated vacuum cleaner can all fly.

* BrownNote: The ceiling & wall speakers generate ultra high-frequency vibrations that can harm Darwin (though once he obtains the blueprints for them they somehow don't affect him anymore: in fact he can eventually start using the speakers as anchors to traverse obstacles) & anyone else who hears them, as two unfortunate FBI HRT operatives unwittingly demonstrate.

* EnergyWeapon: The coffee maker & motion sensor have laser beams as their main methods of attack.

* HarmlessEnemy: The CPU fan can only slow the player down ([[ActionBomb not the berserk variant though]]) & the satellite dish can only block the player's way or prevent them from destroying another appliance.
* HeavilyArmoredMook: The automated vacuum cleaner & paper shredder have shields so tough that only the laser from a motion sensor will kill them (or a Nanohacked non-automated vacuum cleaner for the latter due to an oversight).

* HoistByHisOwnPetard: [[spoiler:The satellite that Yanshu activates & starts destroying other satellites ends up defeating him when one of the satellites it shoots down rockets right into Clusterstorm.]]

* InescapableAmbush: During the FBI Forensics: Courtyard level Darwin exits a room & the door locks behind him: desk lamps then show up carrying various appliances, all of which must be defeated in order to proceed through another door.
* JetPack: Darwin has one of these: he can use it to reach higher platforms & evade enemies.

* LockAndKeyPuzzle: A number of doors in the game can only be opened with a keycard, which the player must find & throw into a keycard reader to unlock the door.

* MissionControl: Juarez fills this role, opening doors for the player & guiding them through each level. Speckles also does this for a time.

* MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily: The waffle maker & security door.

* RevivingEnemy: The ceiling speaker, desk lamp, extractor fan, motion sensor, security camera, & wall speaker can be only temporarily stunned & thus will eventually return to normal operation.
* RewardingVandalism: Destroying boxes & whacking/shooting open garbage cans can net you health, ammo, & Sabersense chips.
* SawBladesOfDeath: The CD player, desk fan, paper shredder, & electric shaver's weapon of choice.
* SentryGun: The security turret acts like this: it'll monitor an area if active & shoot at Darwin if he gets too close.

* SpinAttack: The water cooler's primary attack & the fire extinguisher's secondary attack.
* StationaryEnemy: The extractor fan, insect zapper, motion sensor, security camera, security door, & security turret are all fixed in place & can't move (though the motion sensor can at least move a little down the wall it's on sometimes).

* StompyMooks: The paper shredder is very much this, emitting loud footstep sounds when weaponized & patrolling.

* ViciousVac: The vacuum cleaners: one kind will suck you up & then punt you out of its territory, & the other will fire at you with either a drill gun or flash camera until you're dead.

''G-Force'' is a video game adaptation of the 2009 Disney [[VideoGame/GForce film of the same name]] that was released the same year for UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows, UsefulNotes/NintendoDS, UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, UsefulNotes/PlayStation3, UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable, UsefulNotes/{{Wii}}, UsefulNotes/Xbox360, and UsefulNotes/{{iOS|Games}}. In it, you play as Darwin, the leader of the team, assisted by Juarez, Blaster, Speckles, and Mooch.

G-Force is a video game adaptation of the 2009 Disney film G-Force that was released the same year for PC, Nintendo DS, [=PS2=], [=PS3=], PSP, Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360, & iOS platforms. In it, you play as Darwin, the leader of the team, assisted by Juarez, Blaster, Speckles, & Mooch.

* BrownNote: The ceiling & wall speakers generate ultra high-frequency vibrations that can harm Darwin (though once he obtains the blueprints for them they somehow don't affect him anymore: in fact he can eventually start using the speakers as anchors to traverse obstacles).

* FlushingEdgeInteractivity: The FBI HQ level has a few flushable toilets.

* RevivingEnemy: The ceiling speaker, desk lamp, extractor fan, motion sensor security camera, & wall speaker can be only temporarily stunned & thus will eventually return to normal operation.

G-Force is a video game adaptation of the 2009 Disney film G-Force that was released the same year for PC, Nintendo DS, [=PS2=], [=PS3=], PSP, Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360, and iOS platforms. In it, you play as Darwin, the leader of the team, assisted by Juarez, Blaster, Speckles, and Mooch.

* ActionBomb: Saberling alarm clocks and "berserk" CPU fans: upon spotting Darwin they will slowly waddle towards him and then explode when close enough.
* AirborneMook: The air freshener, desk lamp, electric shaver, fire extinguisher, radio clock, torch, and non-automated vacuum cleaner can all fly.

* HoistByHisOwnPetard: [[spoiler:The satellite that Yanshu activates and starts destroying other satellites ends up defeating him when one of the satellites it shoots down rockets right into Clusterstorm.]]
* HomicideMachines / MechaMooks: The appliances you'll encounter throughout the game.

* InescapableAmbush: During the FBI Forensics: Courtyard level Darwin exits a room & the door locks behind him: Saberling desk lamps then show up carrying various appliances, all of which must be defeated in order to proceed through another door.
* JetPack: Darwin has one of these: he can use it to reach higher platforms and evade enemies.

* MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily: The waffle maker and security door.

* SawBladesOfDeath: The CD player, paper shredder, and desk fan's weapon of choice.
* SentryGun: The Saberling security turret acts like this: it'll monitor an area if active & shoot at Darwin if he gets too close.

* SpinAttack: The water cooler's primary attack and the fire extinguisher's secondary attack.

* ViciousVac: The vacuum cleaners: one kind will suck you up and then punt you out of its territory, and the other will fire at you with either a drill gun or flash camera until you're dead.

* GoddamnedBats: Mice & waffle irons take on this role throughout the game.

* HeavilyArmoredMook: The automated vacuum cleaner & paper shredder have armor so tough that only the laser from a motion sensor will kill them.

* AirborneMook: The air freshener, electric shaver, fire extinguisher, radio clock, torch, and non-automated vacuum cleaner can all fly.

* HomicideMachines: The appliances you'll encounter throughout the game.

* ViciousVac: The vacuum cleaners: One kind will suck you up and then punt you out of its territory, and the other will fire at you with either a drill gun or flash camera until you're dead.

* JetPack: Darwin has one of these: He can use it to reach higher platforms and evade enemies.

* ViciousVac: The Saberling vacuum cleaners: One kind will suck you up and then punt you out of its territory, and the other will fire at you with either a drill gun or flash camera until you're dead.

* ActionBomb: Saberling alarm clocks and "berserk" CPU fans: Upon spotting Darwin they will slowly waddle towards him and then explode when close enough.

* MookMaker: One of the personal computer's attacks: It can produce a sizable amount of CPU fans that slow down the player.

G-Force is a video game adaption of the 2009 Disney film G-Force that was released the same year for PC, Nintendo DS, PS2, PS3, PSP, Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360, & iOS platforms. In it, you play as Darwin, the leader of the team, assisted by Juarez, Blaster, Speckles, & Mooch.

* ActionBomb: Saberling alarm clocks & "berserk" CPU fans: upon spotting Darwin they will slowly waddle towards him & then explode when close enough.
* AirborneMook: The air freshener, electric shaver, fire extinguisher, radio clock, torch, & non-automated vacuum cleaner can all fly.

* FireBreathingWeapon: Ironically the fire extinguisher's main weapon. You can also attack any enemy with a flamethrower of your own (once you've unlocked it of course), though it's mainly for melting ice.

* HoistByHisOwnPetard: [[spoiler:The satellite that Yanshu activates & starts destroying other satellites ends up defeating him when one of the satellites it shoots down rockets right into Clusterstorm.]]

* JetPack: Darwin has one of these: he can use it to reach higher platforms & evade enemies.

* MookMaker: One of the personal computer's attacks: it can produce a sizable amount of CPU fans that slow down the player.
* MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily: The waffle maker & security door.

* SawBladesOfDeath: The CD player, paper shredder, & desk fan's weapon of choice.

* SpinAttack: The water cooler's primary attack & the fire extinguisher's secondary attack.

* ViciousVac: The Saberling vacuum cleaners: one kind will suck you up & then punt you out of its territory, & the other will fire at you with either a drill gun or flash camera until you're dead.

* SpinAttack: One of the attacks available to the fire extinguisher & water cooler.

* MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily: The waffle maker.

* SawBladesOfDeath: The CD player & paper shredder's weapon of choice.

* TheEndOrIsIt: [[spoiler:At the end, Speckles' hand pops out from underneath the rubble of Clusterstorm.]]

* FreezeRay: One of the Soda Cooler's attacks.

* ViciousVac: The Saberling Vacuum Cleaners: one kind will suck you up & then punt you out of its territory, & the other will fire at you with either a drill gun or flash camera until you're dead.