- Publisher: Sidhe Interactive
- Release Date: Mar 15, 2010
- Also On: PlayStation 3
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Shatter is a brilliant expansion to traditional arcade-style gameplay, and how often can you say that a new contender has improved on a classic?
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If you have enjoyed any version of Arkanoid, or Breakout, then Shatter is worth a purchase. It might even be worth it for some people that don’t even enjoy the genre that much, it is that good.
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In short, Shatter is a really enjoyable re-imagining of a time-tested genre that adds the fun of physics, snazzy graphics, and a phenomenal soundtrack to a favorite classic.
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Shatter, whether the original PSN version or this updated PC one, is a solid game and well worth the price.
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Whether your interest is massive or mild, I highly recommend giving Shatter a try. It reminds us what we love most about the genre, and maintains excitement rather than prolonging itself to uncomfortable limits.
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Shatter is a solid little number, with loads of features to guarantee replayability, and the sort of manic speediness that you would naturally expect from a game where you smash things into little bits for fun.
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If you are a fan of this genre then you will love Shatter to bits (bad joke, I know), but even if you don't like these 'break out' type affairs, giving Shatter a go would really be worth your time.
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It's fairly priced and deserves to be enjoyed for all of its arcadey goodness.
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Shatter’s Story Mode is really just an appetizer. Additional modes are the most addictive things in this game.
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Shatter is brick breaking at its best--simple, innovative, and beautiful.
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Clones of Breakout and Arkanoid may be a dime a dozen, but Shatter is the best one yet. The physics system adds a nice twist to a classic concept, and the music is amazing.
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LEVEL (Czech Republic)Arkanoid at heart, Arkanoid on the exterior. Modern looks and playability turn this historical concept into a fresh and addictive experience. [Issue#191]
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It's not a whole lot of replay value, but it's something — and for a $10 retro-inspired arcade-style game, that certainly doesn't suck. Or blow.
Awards & Rankings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 48 out of 83
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Mixed: 27 out of 83
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Negative: 8 out of 83
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Sep 5, 2011
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Mar 30, 2011
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Dec 11, 2012