GamingLives takes a look at Breach Entertainment's epic puzzle adventure on Android, surprising a dedicated PC gamer.
"Shardlands is one of those gems where you're initially drawn in because of the visuals, whether quirky or breathtaking, but you stay for the gameplay. From the first level, where there's a degree of hand-holding to ease you in, there's enough indication to let you know that this is going to be a pleasant, if frustrating, journey. As each level completes, the difficulty of the next increases and the amount of forward thinking and brain power required for each solution is ramped up, making it perfectly balanced overall."
Lost in space puzzler. Badass female protag. Visuals on par with any console/PC game. Totally free to play on Android. By Janel T.
From the article at Grab It Magazine: "It seems like every developer and his 8-bit dog has snuck in before the App Store freeze with a tasty sale to lure a dollar or two away from Christmas players. Many of us, I’m sure, will be desperate to sneak away from Grandma for a quick bite of mobile gameplay at some point in the next week. So why not? Amongst all the so-so titles, there are some genuine gems that you’d be remiss not to snap up while the shopping is good. We just spent $20 on the sales, and these are the titles we picked up and why we think you should snap them up too!"
The article features mini-reviews and videos of each game.
I wonder how much money you'd have to spend on console games to get this much quality game time? At least $500 I reckon.
AppSpy: Shardlands is one of those games that intrigues you when you start playing, and never really stops.
