Push Square: "Fuel Tiracas is a solid amalgamation of a number of traditional titles, and is utterly addictive in short bursts. The novelty does wear off eventually, but for the grand sum of £0.40/$0.49, this is well worth adding to your PlayStation Mobile collection."
PS3 Attitude: "FuturLab, a small studio based in Brighton, was propelled to the forefront of independent game development in the UK, after the breakout success of their PS minis title, Velocity.
Since then, they’ve been one of PS3 Attitude’s favourite developers. We’re therefore delighted that James Marsden, founder and Managing Director of FuturLab, took some time to chat to us about their games, PlayStation Mobile, and what’s next for the studio."
I think their two games are less than $1.50 USD total.
Once my SCB high wears off, I get the feeling my next addiction will be "Fuel Tiracas".
Pocket Gamer: Games don't have to be original to be great. Sometimes, all a developer needs to do is take an existing concept and refine it.
That's exactly what FuturLab has done with Fuel Tiracas. At its core, it's a clone of Whac-A-Mole, but the addition of a cool sci-fi setting and tense multi-tasking makes this a welcome - if slightly limited - entry to the PlayStation Mobile library.
This week in Mobile Monday, to celebrate the launch of PlayStation Mobile, we’re taking a look at Hungry Giraffe from Laughing Jackal, Aqua Kitty from Tikipod, and Fuel Tiracas and Beats Slider from FuturLab. Read the full reviews at GodisaGeek.com.
