Movie licences are becoming ever more frequent on the iDevice platform, so it was no surprise to see the green ogre himself pop up in a game based on the latest (and apparently last) movie, Shrek Forever After.
Shrek Forever After continues the trend of Shrek movie tie-in games that'll litter up the bargain bins for years to come. Its promises of family multiplayer fun fail to materialise, leaving this as yet another stinky movie tie-in game.
If you’re a regular GameStater, you would’ve been quick to notice my regular disappointment of movie tie-in games. They are the scum of the earth and yet again, I was disappointed to receive this copy of Shrek Forever After.
ConsoleMonster: The Shrek franchise is one that Dreamworks has milked to high heavens. If it was a cow, its udders would be as sore as Mel Gibson's reputation after that recent tirade. I'll admit, I enjoyed the first Shrek but not when it was shoved in front of my face every five seconds.
