"For those of you that haven’t heard of this title, the object of this game is to use your body to guide some little white people known as Leedmees to safety, collecting stars along the way. The video clip shows off the menus and how to play, and then you can see the gameplay in all its glory, showing off Kinect’s accuracy."
Liam Pritchard of Brash Games writes "Leedmees is one of those fantastic ideas that somehow justifies Kinect and confounds it all at the same time. Playing like a bizarre cross between Twister and Lemmings, you are required to manipulate your body which is represented on screen as a spindly giant in order to safely navigate the decidedly gormless Leedmees from one end of a level to the next".
PixelPerfectGaming writes: Wish you can save a species? Leedmees by Konami (Xbox 360 Kinect, 800 MS Points) is a fun and interactive game that allows you to do just that. You must guide them (the Leedmees) to safety using your whole body. You can pick them up, roll them with your body movements, and if you’re not careful, destroy them.
GameShark - I’ll say it right now – Kinect needs more games like Leedmees. It’s small, it’s clever, and it makes excellent use of the technology. A light, friendly puzzle platformer with charm to spare, this is an accessible title that deserves special attention from Kinect-owning families.
