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Space Rangers 2: Review @ Eurogamer

(PC: Single-Player RPG) | Posted by Dhruin @ Wednesday - October 05, 2005 - 14:38 -
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Kieron Gillen has posted another trademark review at Eurogamer, this time for 'Space Rangers 2'. 9/10 is the score and here's the intro:
This review was meant to be in on Monday. Not this Monday, but two Mondays ago. There’s been as determined procrastination over writing the review as any game ever, with me attempting to distract Kristan by sending in lots of other work which isn’t due yet to avoid him asking where this Space Rangers review has got to. Thank God that Nintendo saw fit to release the most exciting gaming news of the year recently too.

Essentially, the game’s amazing, but I had to put myself in quarantine for a week to make sure it’s actually something I have to recommend to the world. Because it might be just because it’s precisely aimed at my soft spots – emergent situations, freeform universes, sheer quirkiness, and being constructed by an underdog developer in the middle of nowhere (Vladivostok, apparently). And it’s not that it doesn’t have enough flaws for a more sober minded reviewer to kick it down a little. But sober-minded reviewers give the latest merely competent game in a big franchise ninety percent because it exists, so to hell with them.
Thanks Shadowmoses from Xenus HQ.
 
 
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