"I don't know about you, but the invitation to take up residence in some far corner of outer space is one that I would respond to an instant. Thankfully, that's exactly what Planet Crashers holds out to aspiring travellers; the idea of a universe where RPG elements and customization come together to create a fighting-style structure. Of course, despite my initial rush to action, it would be the course of wisdom to at least brush up on the culture of the destination you're seeking to start a new life in. In terms familiar to us less fortunate Earth dwellers, travel brochures can be useful for that very purpose. However, they can, at times, exaggerate the elegance of a hotspot and isolate attractions that are only attractive in theory. Had I known ahead of time what sort of a trip I'd be in for, I would have decided against making the trip in the first place." -- Wiiloveit.com
Joe Shaffer states, "It's a cheerless, lackluster member of its fairly saturated genre. As such, you shouldn't have any trouble finding a dungeon crawler or a turn-based RPG superior to this one."
ONM - Planet Crashers wasted our time, so we're going to waste its time. You see, when you turn on this overpriced heap of a 3DS eShop game, it doesn't bother telling you how to play.
NintendoFuse:
When you first think about it, who would not want a portable whimsical 3D RPG from Renegade Kid, the same developer who brought us Mutant Mudds? It sounds like a winning combination, but when you really get down to it, does it hold up or crash itself?
