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Easy to pick up and play
Clever puzzles
Incentive to replay
Has multiplayer and party game options.
Lots of us had Labyrinth as kids – now we have a more portable
Interactive version
Addictive if somewhat frustrating gameplay
A nice update to an early PSP title that didn’t quite live up to its potential
Easy to pick up and play, Clever puzzles, Incentive to replay, Has multiplayer and party game options.
Difficulty level sometimes frustrating.
Mercury Meltdownis a seemingly simple game -- just get your blob of mercury from the start to the finish, and maybe pick up some bonuses along the way -- but it has some clever twists to keep you coming back to get a better score. Theres also multipla...
Abstract: It is fast becoming apparent - to this reviewer at least - that the PlayStation Portables better games are based in the puzzle genre, closely followed by racing titles, with third-person action and first-person shooter offerings stumbling about blindl...
Lots of us had Labyrinth as kids – now we have a more portable, interactive version; addictive if somewhat frustrating gameplay; a nice update to an early PSP title that didn’t quite live up to its potential; minigames and multiplayer make it...
Though not as difficult as the first game, there are still some very challenging levels; puzzle gaming just doesn’t appeal to everyone, so this is not for everyone.
Mercury Meltdown offers a new twist on an old board game and does it with a style and pizzazz rarely seen in the PSP’s somewhat narrow world. This is definitely worthwhile for anyone who likes challenging puzzle games.
The original Mercury was original in design and quite fun, and possibly a bit too challenging for the more casual gamers. Mercury Meltdown takes those core concepts and lightens things up with bright cheery visuals and music, and more accessible gamepl...
Abstract: Youre a rat in a maze. Somewhere is a lever that releases cheese. Another administers an electric shock. Being a lab rat isnt all smoking and wearing unethically-tested make-up, you know.Imagine your squeaks of joy when you figure out how to get the ...
Abstract: Gamers had mixed feelings about the first Mercury, myself included. While it was a great puzzle game, there were many distracting annoyances in the gameplay and overall design. Well, Mercury Meltdown for the PSP is one of those sequels that does everyt...
Abstract: Tory Favro9.1Mercury MeltdownYou know what? This is a neat little game! The second in the series on the PSP, Meltdown has been streamlined from the first in order to create a game that is a lot easier to get into than the first title and also a hell o...
Abstract: Published November 20th 2006. Written by Andi Hamilton. Portable consoles and puzzle games go together like the best of friends. A long distance train journey can be made all the more tolerable when you can pull out your miniature friend and start bash...
Abstract: Där de flesta andra pusselspel (föregångaren Mercury inräknad) är absoluta i sin inställning till framgång – antingen är en nivå avklarad eller inte – har Mercury Meltdown en mindre strikt attityd...
