Dave Payerle writes: One of the most compelling things about Nintendo’s line of DS handheld systems is the interesting ways developers have made use of the dual screens. Fractured Soul uses them in a very unique way, by casting them as different dimensions that your character can switch between at will. The concept is interesting, but it wasn’t enough to keep my interest in the game, which in spite of its premise is very one dimensional.
Gamesta.com gets the latest download news from Nintendo. This week's European titles feature Fist of the North Star and a few other icons on 3DS and Wii U, along with a trippy classic for Wii U.
TQ author writes: Just got a chance to check out the demo for a 3DS game entitled Fractured Soul recently, and it was actually a whole lot of fun. The demo itself is around 609 or blocks or so, and is currently available for download through the Nintendo eShop. So what did I think of it? Well. despite being an idea that has been explored in games before ( i.e. Chronos Twins for WiiWare), I still had a great time with it for the most part. Let’s take a moment to go over the highs and low of my experience with this one, shall we?
GamerTell has posted a fairly positive review of Endgame Studios' 3Ds release of Fractured Soul.
From GamerTell's review:
"I imgaine that many who purchase this game won’t stick around to complete it, at least not right away. Gameplay is frustrating at first, then momentarily easier once you grow comfortable with the controls, then quickly frustrating again as the difficulty ramps up. But as with any game like this, it’s rewarding to beat a level, and it’s fun enough that you’ll keep coming back to it no matter how angry it makes you."
