Pocket Gamer:
Imagine playing an action-shooter where you had to stop, kneel, take into account the direction of the wind and distance of an enemy and control your breathing before squeezing off a shot.
Not only would it be immensely difficult, but it simply wouldn't be much fun to act out virtually. Video games often approximate real world mechanisms, but they seldom attempt to replicate them exactly.
Lava Ball 3D falls into this trap in the most unlikely of sub-genres – the ball-rolling platformer.
