148apps: Starting out a little too slowly for comfort, Reversion: The Escape might be the beginning of some great adventure gaming. As it stands, it all feels a little too by the numbers.
OrdinaryGamer reviews the 2nd chapter in the episodic point and click game Reversion. The story is good, but do the other aspects stack up? or will they let the game down. We don't do scores, because we know better than make people think that reviews decide if the game is good or not, we are merely giving you our opinion.
Touch Arcade: Let's pretend, just for a moment, that you had just woken in a dilapidated-looking hospital room. You have no memory as to how you got there, no clue as to where you are and no idea as to who the inhabitants in your quarters are. How would you respond? If you're the protagonist in 3F Interativo's point & click adventure Reversion: The Escape [$1.99], you would ask questions in a relatively calm and controlled manner. Er. Right.
Pocket Gamer: Episodic point-and-click adventures are all the rage nowadays, but striking the right balance between content and cost is a difficult trick to master. Unfortunately, Reversion - The Escape doesn't quite manage it.
It's entertaining while it lasts - albeit a little prone to crashes - but you can polish off the game in less than half an hour, and there's very little reason to go back and play through again.
