PALGN writes: "If you've got a PSP Go, there's a chance that you've checked out the PSP Minis store that appeared upon its release. Of course, if you've got a PSP Go there's a chance that you're a member of an elite alien conspiracy known only as 'The Manifest', but we've got a review to write so we'll just skip all these possibilities and get into it. The philosophy behind the PSP Minis are small, cheap games which have simple and addictive gameplay concepts perfectly suited to handheld gaming. Of course, the Go isn't the only platform they're compatible with, as regular PSPs and now even the PS3 can play these smaller titles. Blast Off made by Australian developer Halfbrick, takes the Minis' philosophy and runs with it, delivering a fun and addictive game, that doesn't outstay it's welcome."
Gamez writes: "Games in which gravity plays a major role, are not exactly new. Developers example, already experimented them in Super Mario Galaxy. In the Mini Blast Off is the quite different to that and you just try to avoid such gravity."
Gaming Nexus writes: "Blast Off may not look like much at first glance. It's an unassuming action game with simplistic graphics and a cheap price tag. It's one of those PSP Minis, a collection of inexpensive games you can play on both your PlayStation Portable and PlayStation 3. But don't be fooled by the look and price tag, because Halfbrick's new game is one of the most exciting games I've played on the PSP in months. With a $3 price tag, Blast Off may be the game that gets people to take a serious look at the PSP Minis marketplace."
GamingXP: Astronauts do not have it easy in the slightest mistake can happen to major mishaps, and are remembered for once, enough to keep the ship or to bind, the floating is already around helplessly in space.
