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Abstract: Based on nothing more than screenshots and a short description you may think that Atari's newest portable puzzle game, Downstream Panic, is nothing more than a LocoRoco rip-off. After all, this is an adorable 2D game that requires you to guide a bunch ...
Abstract: del.icio.us | Digg This | Glink It I never thought Id be a fisherman. I eat fish, but the thought of catching it everyday...it just didnt seem like something I was supposed to do with my life, not when hundreds of video games call my attention eve...
When its not too difficult, the gameplay is outstanding, Fastforward and retry buttons take the pain out of trial and error, 80 levels wills keep you busy for quite some time.
Levels eventually become too convoluted thanks to excessive gimmicks, Inconsistent physics occasionally mean youll have done everything right, but the fish still die, No multiplayer, no usercreated content, and no hints leave you with little to do if your...
Saving cute little fish in Downstream Panic! is a fun though, occasionally, frustrating endeavor. ...
Abstract: What happens when you combine the cuteness of Loco Roco and the gameplay of Lemmings? You end up with Downstream Panic!, a fun puzzler with more than a passing resemblance to both games. Downstream Panic! is an absolute blast for a few hours, but errat...
Abstract: Elements of Downstream Panic! might seem familiar at first: old-school Lemmings gameplay coupled with chirpy singsong LocoRoco cuteness with an aquatic-themed makeover. And while that description sums up the surface game, this PSP puzzler -- which has ...
Abstract: It's no secret that I love puzzle games. I always look forward to reviewing them as it's a well-deserved break from blowing off the heads of aliens or spending months leveling-up a wizened wizard in a role-playing game. I treat puzzle games like a smor...
Abstract: The PSP has seen more than a few solid puzzles games scoot through over the past few years. Some, like Lumines, offered an addictive, relatively high-profile distraction on day one, while others like D3Publisher and Now Productions PQ games hit with f...
Abstract: THE premise of this puzzle game is simple: A wind has swept schools of fish from the river and you have to navigate the swimming critters through various obstacles and back into the water.In fact, think of the fish as mindless creatures like those you ...
