Abstract: Back in the good old days before computer games, TV and boardgames – before chess and that hoop with the stick that you pushed along, even – there was marbles. People were playing with marbles in ancient Egypt and Rome, in fact. Back to the pr...
Abstract: Somewhere between Marble Madness and Myst there is Fading Shadows. In it, you must roll a sphere through a fantasy world, solving puzzles and avoiding hazards all the while. Its a fresh combination of tried-and-true gaming elements that, when it works...
Abstract: In terms of the visuals, Fading Shadows is better than I expected. Does it take advantage or optimize the power of the PSP? Not quite, but it is much better than what we typically see in puzzle games on this machine. For starters, the overall level de...
Abstract: Portable gaming devices such as the Nintendo DS and the PlayStation Portable are quickly becoming an outlet for puzzle games in today’s market. Titles such as Puzzle Quest, Marble Madness, Myst and Bejeweled have all found a home on our beloved handhe...
Abstract: Most puzzlers dont go that extra step of adding a storyline to their games. Make groups of four in Lumines, guzzle puzzles in Puzzle Guzzle, and make straight lines in Tetris -- easy peasy. Fading Shadows says to hell with that tradition.At its most b...
Published: 2008-03-27, Author: Marcus , review by: gameplayer.se
Abstract: "The path of God"Ett pusselspel med en kula i labyrintliknande miljöer – oj, vad originellt. När första sucken har lagt sig visar det sig att det kanske inte är fullt så illa som det låter, Fading Shadows har faktiskt e...
