What Gamespot Users have to say about Mindjack
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Rating:7
Modern shooter based on an appealing concept and not at all mind-lacking despite some deliberately biased (re)views...
First of all: I liked the game, in spite of several GS nobles' quite ostentatious disdain suggesting outer rather than in-game reasons coming into play, and am thus eager to further explore the online possibilities offer... Read Full Review
2 of 2 users found the following review helpful -
Rating:8.5
Fresh Third Person Shooter!
If anyone has ever played the game "The Bouncer" you will be comforted. The game is very similar in nature. Mindjack play's like another 3rd person shooter when comes to the controls, but departs when it comes to the bat... Read Full Review
0 of 4 users found the following review helpful -
Rating:4
Boring generic formula!
I was actually excited about MindJack, you know, being a Square Enix game and what not, I got my hands on it with no expectations but of what I saw from the well-made trailers. I've been playing and playing, waiting for... Read Full Review
1 of 1 users found the following review helpful -
Rating:8.5
Definately a fun game, i love how you can jump into someones game and become the enemy and give them a harder time.
Never even heard of this game till i went to my local shop, i usually know what is coming out each week and this one slipped past me but what a wee cracker so far anyway. I love the idea created here where you can jump ... Read Full Review
3 of 5 users found the following review helpful -
Rating:2
Very sloppy and just plain awful.
Now SquareEnix had a chance to do something good here; the concept is not a new one (Messiah - PC, Demons Souls) but could have been nicely transported into a concept for the new generation. But no. SquareEnix has fai... Read Full Review
2 of 2 users found the following review helpful -
Rating:3.5
Don't even bother.
The concept for this game is quite intriguing. Being able to transfer your consciousness to any person or machine and control it. Awesome. Right? Mind immediately began contemplating the possibilities. But I was almost ... Read Full Review
2 of 2 users found the following review helpful
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