Shane R. Monroe
10-02-2005, 03:07 PM
PURE ... MORBID ... curiosity made me buy this game. Suffice to say, if you go looking for information, you're not likely to find a lot ... Even Activision (the publisher) has NOTHING on the site.
I'll tell you this ... its not standard Whac-A-Mole.
The core of the game is smacking Moles of course, but they've added powerups, prizes, and other things. There is a weird patterned play too, where you whack patterns of Moles to continue. You can slide the rows of moles around to help make the patterns ... its halfway clever.
Some moles in higher levels cannot be standard whacked - you have to perform a simple gesture over the mole to smack him. Not bad.
It does feature both single and dual card multiplayer - haven't tried it yet.The book shows some decent multiplayer in here, though.
Considering this title should technically suck, it has some redeeming value. The question is - is it worth $29? I haven't decided yet. As a niche title, its going to be hard to ask that price.
If anyone is really interested, I'll shoot some screen caps, etc. and do a follow up on it.
I'll tell you this ... its not standard Whac-A-Mole.
The core of the game is smacking Moles of course, but they've added powerups, prizes, and other things. There is a weird patterned play too, where you whack patterns of Moles to continue. You can slide the rows of moles around to help make the patterns ... its halfway clever.
Some moles in higher levels cannot be standard whacked - you have to perform a simple gesture over the mole to smack him. Not bad.
It does feature both single and dual card multiplayer - haven't tried it yet.The book shows some decent multiplayer in here, though.
Considering this title should technically suck, it has some redeeming value. The question is - is it worth $29? I haven't decided yet. As a niche title, its going to be hard to ask that price.
If anyone is really interested, I'll shoot some screen caps, etc. and do a follow up on it.