A student project turned pro DSiWare, Reflection is a bite-sized take on the classic platformer genre that offers an interesting twist on the DS's dual-screen setup. Players control a girl with the standard array of platformer skills: she can run, jump, slide, grab edges, and wall jump. What makes this adventure different is that your actions affect both the heroine on the upper screen and her reflection on the bottom -- hence the title.
Reflections on the epic intergalactic sexcapades of Mass Effect titles past.
I did not like her in the first game.
All she did was sit in the engine room and say "Flotilla" about 97 times.
Then in the second game she became my favorite.
Word around the campfire is that if you have enough sex with a certain female character, good facial animations will be born.
I heard that if you have enough sex in games your real life virginity starts to grow back, provided of course that you've lost it in the first place.
This Oculus Rift title will be at the event for all of the four days.
After playing through Reflections my first time through, I'm fairly certain this is the best-worst game I've ever played. It made me think about life in a deeper way, but I also loved playing it. Just as a warning, there are spoilers in this review.
