VGChartz's Patrick Day-Childs: "Headspun, on the surface, is an interesting and potentially great idea. The push and pull power struggle between emotions and reason a la Inside Out; the existential wondering about what's important in life; the blending of FMV with modern gaming systems - these are interesting concepts that could be explored by the gaming medium. But the lack of depth in narrative, gameplay, and character development means that Headspun isn't the one to do it, at least not successfully."
Rob Pitt writes: Headspun has had a rocky launch, to say the least. The game came out a few months ago but, as with all of the games I personally review on the site, I wait until the game is in a decent state until I write my review on it, even if that means it’s a few months after launch.
This isn’t because I want to sing praise for the game and ignore the issues (as I’ll be talking about those as well), it’s so that you get an accurate update on what the game is like today (after a few updates) rather than how it was three months ago.
"Have you ever wondered what it would be like to help piece someone’s memory back together whilst enjoying mini-games and tasks? Then read on. But first, let us get inside the head of Jamin the Director and Developer at Superstring Ltd who developed Headspun." Dan @ Thumb Culture
I really enjoyed this game but the PS4 version is very buggy - I hope they patch it soon.
XBA says: A unique and interesting FMV title to wrap your head around.
