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Gyromancer: Square Enix And Popcap’s Addictive, $15 Spawn
November 20th, 2009
Gyromancer: Square Enix And Popcap’s Addictive, $15 Spawn
When it comes to role-playing games, there isn’t a bigger name than Square-Enix. PopCap Games enjoys a similar reputation, albeit in the casual games market. When the company behind the Final Fantasy series and the developer responsible for titles like Peggle and Plants vs. Zombies announced they were going to join forces on a new project called Gyromancer, people wept for their free time. Now, the game is here, both on Xbox Live and Steam, and the enthusiasm surrounding the game certainly seems well-placed.
The bottom line is that Gyromancer is wonderful title, an amalgamation of the two companies’ strengths. PopCap’s fast-paced and addictive gameplay, coupled with the high amount of gloss and polish that Square-Enix is known for, is a winning combination. Everything about the game is fun, and once you start playing, you’re not going to want to stop.
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