TerRover's excruciating difficulty is belied by its charming visual style. The cute, cartoony aesthetics would lead you to believe that this is a cheery platformer starring a charming-looking tank. The five worlds have a unique style that is pleasing to the eyes, and just looking at all the environments is the lone pleasure you'll derive from this game. But actually playing this busted adventure is the exact opposite of fun. And if you do make it all the way to the last level, your reward is a glitchy stage that is so ridiculously hard it's laughable. If you restart enough times, it becomes bugged, so you have to quit out if you want to continue on to the bitter end. But it's really not worth the effort. This is one of the most frustrating and annoying games on the PlayStation Network, as well as a strong argument for the fact that bad controls can ruin an entire experience.
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totally forgot about that game, I don't have that in my PSP collection so someone must have stolen it fro me =@
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Oliver at El33tonline writes:
"TerRover is a delightful puzzle platform game from Creat Studios, a developer that has rapidly become a PS3 and PlayStation Network expert with quality releases like SkyFighter, Smash Cars and Digger HD releasing in quick succession. TerRover, however, could just be one of the studio’s best, most polished and well-rounded titles to date, and is certainly my personal favourite of the company’s current selection of games available on the PS Store...
... The closest comparison to TerRover would be a game like Trials HD, or an old PC game called Elastomania… but forget that old chaff! TerRover has a personality and style all its own, and underneath its shiny, cutesy exterior lies a challenging game of thought, patience and grinning robot rovers, and while it can be frustrating at times, it can also be entirely satisfying!"
Although most other reviews bashed it, this particular review was quite positive as the reviewer understood the fact that it was not a casual game and accepted the challenge presented by the game. Not for everyone but a great title for the intended audience.
