A cute dancing-shooting hybrid has hit the iOS store, with a pedigree from the lead programmer of Child of Eden. Kotomon uses touch controls to catch friendly monsters and then shoot them at enemy monsters. Each comes with its own unique power, and the moves add different beats to the background music.
After reading Xav's review of Child of Eden, we assumed you rushed out to the store and bought a copy. "But Andrew," you say. "I don't own a Kinect sensor. And gee golly, $50 is way too much to spend on a game that's only a few hours long."
Well, Microsoft hopes that its newly updated Kinect bundle will grab you.
Work to save Project Lumi, which if completed will reproduce a human personality in Eden, from a vicious virus attack in Child of Eden for the PlayStation 3.
Work to save Project Lumi, which if completed will reproduce a human personality in Eden, from a vicious virus attack in Child of Eden for the PlayStation 3.
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