Critic Reviews
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Hot Games
Take KISS out of the picture and you have a mildly entertaining shooter that does an adequate job of shooting things up. But if you're a KISS fan expecting lots of face paint and heavy guitar riffs, forget it.
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| 76 |
Sega X
The second flaw in this game is the exclusion of multiplayer support, and I mean support in any kind.
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| 67 |
Core Magazine
A mindless shoot 'em up in every sense, and doesn't try to conceal that fact. If this type of gameplay appeals to you, give this circus a chance.
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| 62 |
IGN
It was supposed to be more, and you always feel that when chopping through level after monotonous corridor. It was supposed to be a KISS game, man.
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| 56 |
GamerWeb Sega
It's blatantly obvious that no-one was willing to put the time and effort in to make this a game worthy of your money.
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| 50 |
DC Swirl
The rock stars featured in this game might still be getting gratitude from female fans, but gamers that buy into "Psycho Circus" are getting screwed with a plain old snow job.
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CNET Gamecenter
KISS fans will almost certainly feel ripped off by the band's phone-in appearance. However, for those who simply want a game with a high body count, K:PC definitely piles the carnage quite high.
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| 50 |
Daily Radar
Alas, KISS Psycho Circus just plain sucks.
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| 45 |
GameSpot
Instead of fixing any of Psycho Circus' problems, adding some Dreamcast-only levels, or even just making the game an exact port of the original, the programmers at Tremor have actually removed some key features of the PC version.
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