SteamFirst: So, Schell Games’ Enemy Mind has a retro digitized synth voice that brings memories of old arcade games like Sinistar and Ikari Warriors to the forefront. Um. Hmm… Oh, I know! It also employs a feature wherein it does not cause my gaming equipment to cover my hands in battery acid. Yes, I had some knockoff super copyright death thing, loaded with pirated ROMs, that the wife bought me where this actually happened. Though, it was the hardware in that case and Schell Games cannot take credit for my current configuration. Besides, when I am done with this review I am sure that they will figure out a way to add this item in a patch for me. Sorry, Schell.
Chalgyr's Game Room writes:
Shoot 'em up games, like platformers, are among those I really cut my teeth on when I was gaming at a much younger age, yet seldom get a chance to play one nowadays. Part of that is my fault. If I am asked what genres I like best, I will usually reply with RPG, strategy and sports. My reflexes probably are not what they used to be, back when I was able to beat titles like Contra and Life Force with ease. Every now and then though, it is fun to pick up a title that reminds me of those good old days of gaming, but better still is when the experience still brings something surprisingly new and fresh to the table. Enemy Mind does just that.
RETRO Magazine reviews a 2D side scrolling shooter that allows you to take control of any enemy ship on the fly, Enemy Mind.
Hardcore Gamer: Horizontal shooter Enemy Mind cleared the Early Access gauntlet today, landing on the Steam New Releases tab as a complete game ready for the general public's attention
