Destructoid: "Tokyo Crash Mobs marks the return of the kind of surrealistic FMV gaming that I thought was long gone. The developers at Mitchell Corp. were clearly excited to try their hand at crafting some live action 3D cut scenes, though it's not entirely clear that they had any sort of "plans" or "direction" before they started production. What they did have is a green screen, a few of models, some oversized business casual suits, and a Ninja costume. The end results are nothing short of magical.
Oh, and they also made a pretty good puzzle game too."
Gi - Tokyo Crash Mob is a puzzle game for the Nintendo 3DS. It was developed by Mitchell Co. as well as Nintendo SPD (Software Planning and Development) and then published by Nintendo. Originally released via the Nintendo eShop on Jan 17th, it was one of the first games for the Nintendo 3DS and even Nintendo for 2013. A bizarre “storyline” mixed with a series of increasingly challenging puzzles gives Tokyo Crash Mob a hectic and disorienting feel that will take some getting used to on the player’s end. The game has a very addictive quality as well as some new ideas that add to the spice of the puzzle genre as a whole.
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From the review: "Quirk and more quirk can't really save this Zuma clone from being relegated to the depths of the 3DS eShop. Tokyo Crash Mobs is a game you've got be really interested in to get any mileage out of it after completing its lackluster story mode."
