Deepak Chopra's Leela

 Xbox 360
  • Publisher: THQ
  • Release Date: Nov 8, 2011
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  • Summary: Experts in meditation have created an innovative game concept inspired by the ancient system of chakras - the body's seven energy centers through which the life force flows - and challenges players to achieve a peaceful and focused "flow state." As they make their way through aExperts in meditation have created an innovative game concept inspired by the ancient system of chakras - the body's seven energy centers through which the life force flows - and challenges players to achieve a peaceful and focused "flow state." As they make their way through a visually stunning environment, players practice playful yoga-inspired activities, breathing exercises and meditation. Their journey is set to mood-enhancing music and infused with Deepak’s teachings and philosophies. … Expand
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  1. MondoXbox
    Dec 4, 2011
    85
    An innovative, pleasing and fresh product. If you're looking for something different and more "relaxing", you should give it a try.
  2. Machinima
    Nov 16, 2011
    65
    When a game's stated purpose is to relax the user, but it winds up doing the exact opposite, that extra credit can only carry it so far. Above all, there are some wonderful experiences to be had in Leela, but they're forgotten as soon as the frustrations set in.
  3. Official Xbox Magazine
    Dec 12, 2011
    60
    Leela's disparate components don't perfectly align, but for meditative newcomers and casual gamers, it's an interesting collection of breezy play sequences. That said, if you're seeking a more engaging Zen experience via Kinect, we recommend the trippy sights and sounds of Child of Eden instead.

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  1. ThaGamar
    Mar 19, 2012
    9
    This is not so much of a game as it is a guide into the world of meditation. If you are not interested in meditation, you probably wont likeThis is not so much of a game as it is a guide into the world of meditation. If you are not interested in meditation, you probably wont like this game too much, although a few of the mini games are pretty fun.

    The real benefit of this game is that it gives you an experience that is unrivaled. it is the instruction of going to a class, but right in the comfort of your own home.

    I just got introduced to meditation through this game. I really enjoy the different experiences it has facilitated.    … Expand
  2. MegWhiteley
    Feb 28, 2012
    0
    A really boring game, the gameplay is zzz... and this images are like a horrible travel, I think that some people can enjoy of this game, butA really boring game, the gameplay is zzz... and this images are like a horrible travel, I think that some people can enjoy of this game, but the people that are a really gamer can hate that awful game. Deepak Chopra´s Leela is for strange people.… Expand

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