BrickShooter Review

Formed with a basic 2D interface and simple puzzle style plot, BrickShooter is a great choice for a person brand-new to the game world. For an advanced gamer, this style of game gets old after about thirty seconds of game-play; but for a gamer who enjoys simple, relaxing puzzles, this is a perfect choice.

Matching and Grouping, 3 blocks of a unique color until the board is clear, is the basic plot to this game. If you find the game too challenging, or if you're not being challenged enough, it has an option to increase the amount of different colored blocks on the board. No matter what skill level of a gamer you are, if you enjoy puzzles... you'll enjoy this little game.

From a technical perspective, this game runs very easily on your machine (PC). With it's low RAM usage; and simple, yet friendly vector graphics... this game runs flawlessly during game-play.

If Terminal Studios could have done anything better... it would have to be the menus and game navigation. At first, this very odd menu can throw the user for a loop. It takes a little bit of time to get used to. The menu is completely functional though, as weird as it is.