After racing through vortex gates to gain size and speed for the upcoming encounter, you must cross the battlefield while staying in shade spots to approach the totems and take them down with rapid button presses. Each level follows the exact same progression path, and this dull repetition ultimately makes what could have been a great tornado game nothing more than a funnel cloud.
Tornado Outbreak
Loose Cannon Studios · Sep 29, 2009
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Harness the power of a raging tornado and battle the forces of evil in an effort to save to world! Sinister forces have deceived you to believe that your destructive behavior will save an epic hero. In reality, you’re working for evil. Take control of a dynamic tornado as you tear through open environments chewing up the landscape and spitting out everything in your path. The more you destroy, the bigger you grow as you work against time based, collection and point challenges in the search for hidden elements and enemies from another world.
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7.1
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- 6.5But co-op play and various optional objectives that will net you bonus points aren't likely to keep you coming back for more. With the right treatment, Tornado Outbreak could have provided some gale-force entertainment, but instead, it's as harmless as a soft breeze.
- 8.1I know there's a menagerie of big games on the horizon and you probably have plenty to keep yourself occupied until then, but I encourage people to give Tornado Outbreak a try. The game is forty dollars on PS3, 360 and Wii (which might be ten dollars too much), but it's still worth the money.
- 6.8Tornado Outbreak is dan helaas ook niet zo’n razende wervelwind als we dachten. Mede door de simpelheid en de lage replaywaarde zakt de game al op ons lijstje. Dit mag echter niet afdoen aan de mooie cartoonstijl die Konami hier weet neer te zetten.
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