Testseek.com have collected 26 expert reviews of the PixelJunk Shooter and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for PixelJunk Shooter.
December 2009
(85%)
26 Reviews
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Abstract: Kyoto-based developer Q-Games has found success on the PlayStation Network with its PixelJunk series, taking simple gameplay premises and taking them in new directions. Its last title, PixelJunk Eden, ranks among my favorite games of 2008. Before then...
Abstract: PixelJunk Shooter's flat colors and spacious playfield may remind you of its predecessor, PixelJunk Eden, or maybe its more defined cartoon look will have you thinking of PixelJunk Monsters. Well, it's certainly neither of those. Of course, it's not to...
PixelJunk Shooter is a brilliantly simple and addictive title, which is basically what we've come to expect from Q-Games. The mix of elements and the way they're handled is nothing short of fantastic, and all of the collection mechanics make for a...
Abstract: Published January 8th 2010. Written by Ben Knowles. Q-Games are proving themselves to be a very capable developer on PSN. The three previous PixelJunk games have provided a diverse offering; spanning racing (Racers), tower defence (Monsters), and prope...
Q-Games has begged, stolen and borrowed to create PixelJunk Shooter, but the company has also added its own distinctive stamp. The end result is a highly refreshing shooter that’s only really let down by its short playing time and lack of any sort o...
Abstract: PixelJunk Shooter, number four in the PixelJunk series of downloadable games, may be a shooter by name but is at heart a fantastically playable puzzle game with plenty of style and inventiveness.The game tells the story of a distant future where corpor...
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Published: 2014-07-02, Author: Colin , review by: in.ign.com
Two games integrated into one, Upgraded graphics and new HUD, Engaging gameplay, CrossBuy/CrossSave
Unnecessary multiplayer
PixelJunk Shooter Ultimate is a fun, worthwhile old-made-new addition to PlayStation 4's and Vita's respective catalogs. Its long campaign and emphasis on collecting and perfecting easily balances out the occasional frustrations it throws your way, and it...
