The Gaming Review- StarDrone
We hadn’t heard much about Stardrone before it landed onto the PSN. It had crept in under the radar and landed quietly and politely, waiting to be noticed. And notice it we did, enough to give it a going over and discover that what lies beneath is addictive enough to warrant its own support group.
The game concept itself is simple. Stardrone has you launching a drone into each level in the direction of your choice in order to collect stars and gems, killing anything nasty as you go. After launching the drone it will fly happily in a straight line until it’s given a reason to change direction; this might be hitting a wall, bouncing off a pinball-style buffer or being thrown by a blast of air. Obviously aiming once and watching the drone bounce around the place wouldn’t really make a very fun game, and luckily you have plenty of opportunity to redirect your drone by shooting a white rope-type thing and hooking onto a series of nodes around each level. This results in you spinning a…
