SQXO: As someone who doesn’t play games from the genre often, I can say that the Normal difficulty was challenging but fair. I had little trouble getting my head around the rules and mechanics of the game, a process aided by a smooth and responsive set of controls alongside a simplistic and easy to remember button layout.
Not a bad game, but nothing too special either.
Neil writes - There is nothing new about the vertical shooter, but what 2Awesome Studio and LBC Games have done with Dimension Drive sees it try to stand out from the crowd. But how? Well, by doing away with the generic mindless shooting usually associated with a game of this type, and throwing in a mechanic that sees you playing across two separate screens. At the same time.
Scholarly Gamers' Michael Wahba writes "Fun gameplay and an interesting gimmick help Dimension Drive to differentiate itself from the rest of the shoot-em-up pack."
Neil writes: "It's hard enough worrying about the bullet-storm ahead when you just need to focus on one small playfield - how the hell are we expected to cope with Dimension Drive and it's split-screen double battlegrounds?"
