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More like an interactive story book than a full game. Nice graphics, but low animation frame rate, and the scenes are quite static, feels and plays ok, but the game itself might be perhaps a bit too simple for some gamers; touch an object and see what happens. There's no music in-game, and the sound effects are quite simple. End of level loops are like four seconds long. Cannot really recommend this.

There is no point in getting this game for your Xbox 360 as the controls aren't nearly as good as they are on an iPad. Also, this is just a simple iPad/Flash game, and graphically and technically inferior to almost all other Xbox 360 games. The 360 version is clearly just an attempt to milk the public dry.

A lot of fun! So much to do, so many places to explore this game is worth they money. It's a little bit disappointing that Rockstar made this game PS3 and Xbox 360 in mind consoles that are at the end of their life. Had they made the graphics and all PS4 in mind this would be a full 10/10 game! Still, I'll be getting this for my PC later when it comes out. Solid action game.

The comic book and 3D graphics look nice, but it's really annoying to fail a level when the player tracking screws up and the game reads my moves wrong. And that happens all the time. Sometimes the game crashes, too. Too bad they charge money for this. The writing is also quite childish. Might be a fun game for kids who don't care if the game works or not and just want to jump around in their huge living room.

Nothing new to see here, another endless runner game. A poor man's version of that Halfbrick's game I already forgot, because it was also boring, only much more polished.

Just plain boring with graphics that would have been crude 15 years ago... But it seems that the author of this game has some good media connections, thus good ratings on some websites.

Nice graphics, but crashes on my iPad 2... And the controls are not that great. It might be better to leave these first person shooters to consoles and PC, touch screen just doesn't work that well if the action is plentiful... Still, if you can get this cheap, and you have a new iPad, and love FPS genre, pretty ok game.

The IAPs kind of ruined this game. Not much new to see here, anyway. People are better off playing the original Where's My Water, and if they crave more they should come and check out this game. Otherwise look somewhere else...

Rovio is all about making money these days, and Angry Birds Rio is where they shifted to just that. Pretty much the same old Angry Birds game with some movie characters. I got an overdose of this game while playing the original, and this was the third Angry Bird game with the same mechanics?

Nice graphics, but that's about it. The gameplay is very shallow and boring, repetitive. Easy to pick up, but also easy to forget. A nice app to show to your friends on your new iPad Air, but nothing more.

A fun balancing game with funny graphics, but hard controls as your hand/finger blocks the view totally, and you can't really see well how the block you are moving is oriented. Still, for the price, a nice game.

Quite like Clash of Clans, but real 3D graphics that look nice on a Retina display and not so nice on a non-Retina display. Also the balancing is a bit off, and it's pretty easy to loot your enemies, or just get crushed totally. The controls are quite poor, I have all the time trouble moving and placing the buildings, and upgrading the walls is just hard... Lots of text that doesn't seem to have much to do with the game, and the music is from the medieval era instead of around 0 BC. Loads also a lot. Mixed bag.

Great games on the mobile platform with touch screen controls, but on a console the games just don't work that well. And the high price is absurd. Nice graphics, though.

A really nice looking and sounding Zelda clone, but unfortunately full of cliches, the levels are quite boring and the same, and the combat's not that good. Hope that the sequel will be better. A bit pricey for a mobile game that's a blatant clone...

Copies heavily from Backyard Monsters, but manages to surpass it! The graphics style is not for everyone, but the game is very addicting. The AI is really bad, though. Simple and good in small doses a great mobile game.

Great little puzzle game. Unique soundtrack, and pleasing graphics. One of the best balancing games out there, has much more polish than the original Perfect Balance for Flash.