BrickShooter Review
YOU CAN DO BETTER...
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You can buy it at RegNow for that price.
Pros: As best as I can tell, it's a game & it makes great use of the mute button.
Cons: Not worth the price. The audio is atrocious.
I can honestly say that I am a fan of puzzle games and have been since I first ventured into the world of Tetris back in the 80's. But to mention this game in the same breath as Tetris is an insult to a game that leaves you addicted after a few minutes of 2-button up-down-left-right action.
BrickShooter offers none of the addictive qualities that make the best puzzle games favorites and classics and all of the gameplay that reminds us all of games that we feel may have made us a little less intelligent for even thinking of playing. And if playing a game(and I use this term lightly) that leaves your eyelids heavy and makes you wish it came in the form of an old Nintendo cartridge, just so you could smash it, isn't bad enough...I give you the audio. The audio is a clear indication that the creator of the mute button was a clairvoyant.
Don't waste your money, for the price of one BrickShooter experience, you could find just as much entertainment watching your best friend eat $18 worth of frozen Hot Pockets.
If you have $18 to throw away and you don't mind spending it on a game that you will probably play maybe twice...good gaming. Otherwise...save your money.