Odds are you've played a game like Vempire at some point in your life. The core gameplay revolves around rotating squares of items to get four in row, either horizontally or vertically. Vempire slaps a few tweaks into the mix, but ultimately it won't be your go-to puzzle game on the PSP.
PSFocus writes: "The PSPgo platform and is a download only during the introduction of these new handheld was introduced like a new kind of game: the Minis. These games appear as small games on the PlayStation Network for one low price. In addition, the developer no more than 100MB to use for this game and because of limited space and the low price is why the name Minis created. Almost weekly appearance during the PlayStation Store update new Minis. We also have the first games under the microscope."
DGS-Online writes: "The world of the block puzzle is a feast in which one kind of sex play with the other doing it shamelessly, where crossovers and placenta are uitpoept with alarming regularity. Sometimes arises from this incestuous behavior sure enough something fresh and original, but often feels that the DNA of all breeding so weakened that it is still difficult to get pleasure. Vempire is one case."
Bone-idle writes : "PSP Minis are a new idea they are tiny little games that are big on fun but most importantly highly addictive. They are small and cheap and offer a real pick up and play game but they can also keep you glued to them for hours as they have something a lot of games now adays lack, game play. Remember snake on the old Nokia and how many hours you spend on such a simple little concept there was nothing flashy about it, it was a simple game but yet you couldn't put it down. This is what Minis are all about.
Here are 12 Mini reviews for the latest PSP minis. Not in any particular order but as luck would have it the first 3 are the best 3."
This is the most addictive game ive played in years. Was on a 3 hour trip during the week time just flew by once i got stuck into Fortix. It drove me mad but i couldnt put it down.
