PSP Critic Reviews

A real winner for the PSN, an original title that will keep you hooked for hours.

Although it's not one of the most original titles of the year in terms of concepts, nor one of the games which stand out for its technical aspects in the console portfolio, No Gravity: The Plague of Mind is an enjoyable and entertaining game which will please shoot'em up fans.

Your tolerance for laying on the fire button and scooting around in space, however, is going to determine if that ten bucks is actually worth it. For me, it's bumping up against the border, but a feeling of repetition and a bit of tedium kills the freshness the game has initially. If the price drops a few more bucks, I'm definitely pulling the trigger and I'd recommend the same to everyone else.

No Gravity: The Plague Of Mind is yet another PSN oddity, joining the ranks of Everyday Shooter, Flower, Noby Noby Boy, Flow etc. Like them, it’s a title that thrives on its idiosyncrasies, succeeding in ways that you probably weren’t expecting.

If you have a heart then get into the PlayStation Store and give No Gravity: The Plague Of Mind a chance, despite its many faults. Just don't expect to be blown away.

While there's some fun to be had with No Gravity: The Plague of Mind, as space combat games go, it becomes repetitive and rather weightless.

Not bad or great but even worse, just in between where nobody even talks about it. It'll bite them back in the end, but let's hope it's a lesson well-learned.