GamerVision: Savage Moon Review

Savage Moon isn’t a bad game, but a good one with a number of technical and focus issues. The graphics and overall presentation are of high quality, and the game does sport several innovative concepts. Sadly, a number of crucial issues keep it from reaching the heights of PixelJunk Monsters and Defense Grid, and without a patch to address the problems, it’s simply too unpredictable to really justify an instant purchase.

There aren’t any multiplayer options to speak of, though they would have helped the game’s value significantly, and besides leaderboards and an unlockable difficulty mode, the game’s 12 levels are a little on the shallow end. It is, however, a downloadable game, which adds makes the whole package easier to justify, and for someone who doesn’t mind a challenge, it might be a heavenly body worth visiting.