From the review at 123kinect.com: Leedmees is one of those games where you use your full body as a means of input. It’s not one of those games where you just use your hands or arms, no, Leedmees takes your full body as the controller, including torso, head and legs! Because of this Leedmees is also a game that cannot be playing with anything but Kinect, and that makes it a quite unique experience! I played around with the game in both singleplayer and multiplayer and this is what I think of it! Enjoy!
GIZORAMA - On the way to getting my teaching degree, I had to take the General Knowledge Exam. This test was feared by many of my peers, and had a reputation for being difficult. I’ve always been a good test taker, but I couldn’t help but let the stories get to me. The night before the test, I found myself to be quite nervous. However, when I was sitting in the exam center, I found myself relieved because the test was one of the easiest I had ever taken. Honestly, I was a little disappointed. I like a good challenge, even if the stakes are high. And while playing a Kinect game can’t be considered anywhere close to “high-stakes,” I can’t help but feel a similar pang of disappointment with Leedmees.
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Is Leedmees Lemmings for Kinect?
Here is a snippet:
"In Leedmees the objective is to utilise all of the body parts of the flattened version of yourself to pick up the Leedmees or guide them to collect stars and reach exits safely. Unlike Lemmings these creatures do not have any abilities which need utilising as the game is all about you and how your body movements influence the gameplay which to be honest works rather well and proves to be a fun concept"
