Everyday Shooter

Graphically the game looks fantastic. I don’t mean that in a Crysis or MGS 4 way but in a visually pleasing way. In the same way Geometry Wars does, EDS uses pulsating backgrounds and tons of vector and particle effects to make hugely frenetic scenes. A still shot does nothing for these types of game, you really need to see the game moving to appreciate what makes the visuals so appealing. surprisingly the action transferred well to the smaller PSP screen and runs at a fair speed no matter how much is thrown around the screen. Some of the text around the object can be a strain to see when the action heats up, but otherwise all is great on the graphics front.
So, as touched on before, you really survive the track, more than beat the level. Each level lasts the length of the backing track. Once the track closes out you start the next album track (aka level) and start the process again. The thing that stops this getting real old is the fact that each level plays differently. You are a small white dot trying to survive to the end of the album. Simple yeah No, anyone who has played Geometry Wars knows how damn addictive these games are. You destroy the small shapes hurtling around the screen using shots from your small dot. All the enemies take varying amounts of damage to clear and can be chained in to a large scoring cacophony. The kicker is that each level requires you to work out how to activate the multipliers. in the first level you shoot the small spiky craft, it then erupts into a depleting wave that destroys all enemies that come in to contact with it. Destroying these reveal small white dots to be collected. Each dot is banked and totalled after each game. These can then be used at the main menu to buy extra lives etc to help you through the main game.

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