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Crush


In this mind-altering twist on the puzzle genre, players must "crush" their 3D world into a 2D one to overcome obstacles and enemies.

Available on: PSP
Genre: Puzzle
Expected release date: Summer 2007
Published by: Sega
Developed by: Kuju Brighton
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Screenshots updated May 18, 2007
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Crush the world to your liking
Jan 23, 2007
The core idea behind Crush is phenomenal. Your goal is to navigate each level - made up from a series of platforms and hazards - while collecting enough “marbles” along the way to open up the exit. And the sexy twist? At any moment, you can “crush” the game world into 2D. The camera can be spun through 90-degree sweeps or flipped to a top-down view, with each particular perspective offering a differing 2D result upon crushing. So, within each 3D stage, there are dozens ...
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Mario isn't the only guy on the block with interdimensional technology
May 7, 2007
Crush, as we saw in our earlier look, is a puzzle-meets-platformer blend with an intriguing twist. The gist of the gameplay is that you must alternate between 2D and 3D perspectives in order to progress through each level. It's easy to make comparisons to Super Paper Mario, because both games switch from 2D to 3D with the touch of a button. While it lacks Mario's visual appeal, Crush expands on the interdimensional idea creatively, allowing players to take multiple camera angles (or points of ...   » Read Full Crush preview
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Enter the fourth dimension of puzzling
Feb 14, 2007
Looking for a whole new perspective on the world? And on gaming? Play Crush for just five minutes. That's all it took for this PSP-exclusive puzzler to begin messing with our minds and altering the way we looked at, or thought about, our surroundings. The concept is completely unique... and a little genius. With the titled "crush" tool, you can flatten a three-dimensional virtual environment into only two dimensions, and then expand it back again. Why would you want to do that? Well, imagine ...   » Read Full Crush preview
ESRB Rating
Crush is rated:
Everyone 10+
Animated Blood, Mild Violence, Mild Suggestive Themes
TalkRadar 76 - Actually game related!
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