Gaming Age

6th October 2014
Frozen Synapse Prime

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Matthew Pollesel
Publisher: Double Eleven
Machine: PlayStation Vita

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Scores

PlayStation Vita Version
Overall83%

Summary

In Frozen Synapse Prime, when you beat a level, it's because you figured out your own way from Point A to Point B - or, more accurately, because you figured out how to make all the moving pieces of your own little Rube Goldberg Machine of Death come together. What could be more satisfying than that?

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