Critic Reviews
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Console Monster
Great, enjoyable gameplay, with an original concept that will keep you entertained.
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| 85 |
Games Master UK
Perfecting your skills will eat into your social life. "Just one more go!" [May 2008, p.84]
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| 80 |
Edge Magazine
That it achieves a balance between challenge and a sense of progress is one thing, that it manages to fizz with a wealth of lighting, crisp colours and instructive sound design helps cement one of the strongest PSN offering since ‘true’ twin-stick shooters Everyday Shooter and upper Stardust HD. [Apr 2008, p.96]
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| 70 |
PSM3 Magazine UK
Our only gripe is that it gets repetitive fast. [May 2008, p.78]
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| 70 |
Boomtown
Ultimately the game does provide an addictive challenge that doesn't focus on an elaborate story, but expects you to grind away at the game to defeat your own performances and improve your skills.
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| 70 |
PTGamers
This is a fun game if you're looking for some uncompromised action, exploring dungeons, searching for keys and shooting anything that moves.
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| 60 |
Playstation Official Magazine UK
It might briefly satisfy your perpetually twitching fingers. [May 2008, p.107]
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| 60 |
games(TM)
How could it have seemed like a good idea to make the player shake the pad to execute the mist clearing melee strike? [June 2008, p.124]
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| 60 |
EuroGamer
With no level-select, and hugely repetitive gameplay, Dark Mist quickly loses its appeal and feels like a shallow exercise in retro-headed bloody-mindedness rather than a loving link to the past.
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| 60 |
Gamer.nl
Dark Mist leaves us a weird feeling. In one way the game is quite fun and addictive to go through the dungeons and shoot all kinds of enemies down. On the other hand the game doesn't go further then that. The Endbosses are a challenge, but the other monsters aren't special at all. This makes the game linear and more of the same during the whole game.
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| 60 |
NZGamer
In the end, Dark Mist does what it aimed to do: revive the high-score. However, it may not appeal shooter fans that are used to the convenience of save games.
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| 53 |
Play UK
Dark Mist would be a good budget shooter if it weren't hampered by its lack of in-game saves and a tedious amount of Sixaxis shaking. [Issue#164, p.88]
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