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THE GOOD:
The setting is spot on, amplified by the eerie music and unfolding plotline. The controls feel fluid; it’s very easy to simply pick up and play. The pre-rendered cut scenes were a surprise, and though short, they add that extra layer of polish to the proceedings. THE BAD: SUMMARY:
Renegade Kid first appeared as a developer for the Nintendo DS with Dementium: The Ward, a first person horror game that was all about the creepy atmosphere of the insane asylum where you were imprisoned. While the game featured a cool story and great graphics for a DS title, the combat itself was pretty boring, and switching between the flashlight and weapons grew tiresome. It was an ambitious first effort to be sure, but Renegade Kid's first attempt left a lot to be desired.
Renegade Kid obviously learned from their first title on the DS. Their sophomore title, Moon, addresses all of the problems that crippled Dementium, delivering an experience that shows a lot of polish and pushes the DS hardware to its limits. Moon not only looks incredible, but offers tight controls and an excellent story. All of these come together to create a compelling experience that any fans of the Action/Adventure genre are sure to...
THE GOOD:
~Cliche, but decent storyline with lots of atmosphere. ~Responsive, well-implemented controls. ~Intelligent enemy AI. ~Good graphics. THE BAD: SUMMARY: Lowest Prices |