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“This game is very nice and fun to play. Not just with...”

Written on: 02/10/2009 by eswete (3 reviews written)

This game is very nice and fun to play. Not just with its dynamic graphic and sound but the quality of the games it self is very challenging. As each deeper lever you will find more challenge. I tend myself to play it, and now i am addicted to it. Quite enjoyable and fun to be played in spare time. Most recommended… Read Full Review

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“Don't be put off by this simple looking game. Sony...”

Written on: 07/10/2004 by becster (2 reviews written)

Don't be put off by this simple looking game. Sony Ericsson's Grid:lair is a refreshing change from the hundreds of shooting, fighting and racing games out there.

It reminds me a bit of Qix, Pacman, and Bomberman - all rolled into one. You have to guide your character through different grids, energising cells (think Qix and colouring-in squares) while avoiding enemies (a bit like the ghosts in Pacman). Some of these enemies mutate into bombs and explode (think Bomberman), so watch out! The… Read Full Review

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