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- Release Date 10/17/2007
- Publisher Ignition Entertainment
- Platform Wii
- Genre Arcade/Puzzle
- Number of Players 1
Game Description
Game-haters say that too much gaming will turn you into a blob. Well, Mercury: Meltdown Revolution does just that, with highly addictive results. Use the Wiimote to control balls of liquid mercury in this interactive puzzler that gives you a chance to be the blob. The Mercury series has become one of the most infectious puzzle franchises around, and Meltdown Revolution stays true to the Mercury name. It puts you inside a vivid world filled with bubbling test tubes, bizarre characters, and futuristic machines. Maneuver the blob through over 150 levels filled with traps, switches, spikes, shifting floors, and other blob-robbing perils. You'll unlock hidden bonus features, experience state-of-the-art physics, and more.
Critic Reviews
IGN Review (7.5 out of 10)
There are a ton of games on Wii that look, play, and feel like budget titles. Oddly enough, however, these games are riding the Nintendo bandwagon of success, and rather than giving gamers a discounted price for a smaller package, they instead kick the price up to $49.99, or instead claim "budget" ...more
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Average Member Rating: 5.5 out of 10
Marble Madness on Steroids. (8 out of 10)
posted by ryanizzo (SAN DIEGO, CA) on Oct 28, 2007
Member since Sep 2007
11 out of 11 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
Member since Sep 2007
11 out of 11 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
If anyone loved Marble Madness, then this game is for you. Great concept of being glob of Mercury that needs to navigate unique levels and perform different tasks. There is a timer, but it is not necessary to finish the level in a certain amount of time except for more points. Your glob of mercur...more
Specs & Requirements
Audio/Video HDTV 480p
Controllers Wii Classic Controller
Modes Mini-Games, Time Trial, Arcade, Training, Versus Alternating