Summary: Wreckateer is a fairly old school, simple and lighthearted game which can be easily picked up and makes a diverting if ridiculous way to pass a little time.
Pros: Makes good use of the Kinect., Blowing things up is fun, just ask SCTV’s Billy Sol Hurok and Big Jim McBob.
Cons: You need a significant amount of floor space to play this one.
Conclusion: Wreckateer is an interesting experiment and certainly one of the more accurate Kinect titles with clear and responsive controls (despite a large space requirement) but it
Summary: Wreckateer plays into the primordial human urge to simply break things. The 3D environments do a good job of providing a suitable playground to create some mayhem.
Conclusion: The colorful art style makes Wreckateer look visually pleasing, and its medieval-inspired music and characters make the game sound like it would’ve been more popular had
Excerpt: presents me with a mouth-watering list of perceived flaws that I could only initially assume would make this a devilishly angry review to pen.
Conclusion: In longer sessions, Wreckateer exposes the extent of its creativity, leaving you with little to wonder about and discover as you grind through too-similar stages.