GameShard writes: "Tehra certainly isn’t the most sophisticated action brawler around, nor the most original, but its longer, deeper, and more involving than most indie and Mini’s offerings. It might not have the depth of God of War, but it’s a mere fraction of the price, and as such offers outstanding value for money- as well as being an enjoyable challenge in its own right."
Triverse writes, "Tehra: The Dark Warrior is a “sweet” game to me, one of those that I simply enjoy, even well after having “reviewed” it earlier this year on iOS. This is a review of the PSP Minis version, which, honestly, I feel is WORLDS better. Why? Actual controller buttons..."
Triverse writes, "Apple changed the mobile gaming marketplace with their iOS platform, not only through some fantastic marketing but also through taking chances- the biggest of which was their pricing model for iOS titles. By giving publishers the chance to offer games for as little as $0.99..."
I feel the same way Joe. For some games, touch controls DO enhance the gameplay but in many the lack of physical controls is just a hindrance.
3D action adventure title with scantily clad lead warrior named Tehra.
