WARP Review

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WARP Review

Post by Steve Farrelly @ 12:31pm 21/02/12 | 0 Comments

Continuing our review exploration of some of the more ardent indie games arriving via digital platforms, Jickle today looks at Warp, a little game currently available on Xbox Live Arcade and coming soon to PC and PS3.

However, interesting as the game's mechanics and overall idea sound, there seems to be a heady case of identity crisis where the game often doesn't know what it wants to convey, one section to the next. But as James points out, when the game does get it right, there's a lot of potential that shines, which either makes it a promising look-in, or just sad that the idea hasn't been maximised to its fullest.

Click here for his review.

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