The idea of mixing a brick breaker with an RPG has honestly never even occurred to me, and if it had, I would probably dismissed it as an idea that really wouldn’t work. But work it does, and it makes for a great game that really adds an element of involvement that is missing in many puzzle games. The game begins in an 8 bit town that looks like it could have been pulled from any of your favorite childhood rpgs. The town has been destroyed, and it’s up to you to restore it to its former glory by earning enough cash to get the townspeople back on their feet.
“After over 10 years since its initial release, it's impressive how well Wizorb has held up in all of its awesomely retro glory. For a simple Breakout experience, you can't get much better than this so I recommend it to anyone who enjoys breaking bricks.” - A.J. Maciejewski from Video Chums.
Game-Modo’s Travis Blair reached out to Beatshapers, a developer behind several PlayStation games found on various platforms, to learn about a company that seems to really enjoy gaming.
EG:There are some ideas so ludicrous, yet so strangely perfect, that you wonder why nobody thought of them before. Case in point: why not squeeze a JRPG into Breakout? That's what Wizorb does, and the result is quite wonderful.
Review says PS3 and PSP, but it works for Vita too, right??
It is a psmini....some work on Vita, some don't.