TGH writes
"Critter Crunch" has a simple and clean design to it and has a strong resemblance to Lilo and Stitch. If you're a fan of this type of art, you will immediately fall in love with the visuals. Even if you're not, the clean and clearly animated characters leave a strong impression on you. Compared to the original iPhone App, this version is a large step forward visually, and easily falls into the "quality over quantity" that Sony PSN titles are lauded for. Though the cute factor is high, it doesn't hurt the game enough for a "Call of Duty" type player to get into it. The sound is clear and crisp and the arrangement fits the title. The 1080p-60 F.P.S. presentation...
Critter Crunch is a silly puzzle game, the pride of IDGA Toronto, and a grim portrait of the natural predation that sustains one niche by threatening another.
The Steam Sale may have been the hot topic this past week, but it’s not the only place to go for some sweet deals on some great games. The PlayStation Network has its fair share of bargains too. The recent PSN Store update for America may have been a bit lackluster on new content, but the discounts are worth checking out.
Capybara Games hit it big with 2011’s Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP. It was – and continues to be – praised as one of the greatest games in the smartphone market, courtesy of its surreal storyline and clever adaptation of classic adventure gaming. But well before Capybara introduced us to the antics of Logfella, they invited us into the deceptively cute world of Critter Crunch for iOS. It’s been removed from the App Store for reasons unknown, but worry not: it’s now available on Steam.
I got this on PS3 when it came out. It's a great puzzle game and looks phenomenal. Very Studio Ghibli. I love it.
